ELI will be made up of 10 beams, each twice as powerful as the prototype lasers, allowing it to produce 200 petawatts of power – more than 100,000 times the power of the world's combined electricity production – for less than a trillionth of a second. At the focal point, extreme intensity is expected to shed light on 'ghostly' particles and so-called 'dark matter'.
In a related story, Dr. Evil announced yesterday that he is making significant progress on his "Death Star", but has admitted to financial hardships. His latest RO1 received a score of 8.9. "I should have provided more preliminary data", he admitted.
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