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Search for antimatter in the universe: the AMS experiment

ContributorsBourquin, Maurice
Presented atAlpbach, 22-31 July 1997
PublisherNoordwijk : European Space Agency
Collection
  • ESA SP; 420
Publication date1997
Abstract

The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) is a spaceborne physics experiment designed to search for and measure, with a much greater sensitivity than heretofore possible, various types of cosmic rays. AMS will have two missions in space. The first mission will last 10 days on the space shuttle (STS-91). For the second mission AMS will be carried on the shuttle up to the International Space Station Alpha for a 3 to 5 year stay.

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BOURQUIN, Maurice. Search for antimatter in the universe: the AMS experiment. In: Proceedings of the Alpbach Summer School 1997: fundamental physics in space. Wilson, A. (Ed.). Alpbach. Noordwijk : European Space Agency, 1997. p. 121–125. (ESA SP)
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