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Space Station 20th: STS-134 Delivers Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer to the Space Station

Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer Hits Ten Years of Space Station Research

A Series of Spacewalks Four Years in the Making Will Attempt to Revive a Scientific Experiment

Extending Science in the Search for the Origin of the Cosmos

Researchers Make Progress in the Hunt for Dark Matter Through Space Station Particle Detector

The Legacy of Endeavour

Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS): How It Works

STS-134: Mysteries of the Cosmos!

Studying Dark Matter In Space: It Matters!

ISS during STS-132 Approach

NASA Administrator Statement on Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer

The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer

NASA Johnson Space Center Invites Media to Screening of Documentary on Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer

A photograph from space of the International Space Station orbiting Earth. The station is a graceful horizontal cylinder with four rectangular solar panels oriented vertically, two on either side of center. In the center are horizontal square panels angled slightly to the right, and science instruments and modules extend out from the center cylinder.

NASA TV Briefing Discusses Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer Results

International Space Station

NASA Invites Media to Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer Arrival

The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, an antimatter and dark matter detector

NASA Now: STS-134 – The Search for Antimatter

Nobel Laureate Samuel Ting

AMS Amassing Answers to the Questions of the Universe

Astronaut Andrew Morgan displays his Army pride during a spacewalk

Astronauts Wrap Up Spacewalk Repair Job on Cosmic Ray Detector

Space Shuttle Endeavour STS-134

STS-134 MCC Status Report #01

The last mission of the Shuttle-Mir program begins as the Space Shuttle Discovery lifts off from Launch Pad.

STS-134 MCC Status Report #07

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NASA astronaut Andrew Morgan waves during a spacewalk

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