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English: A C-5M Super Galaxy, based out of Dover Air Force Base, Del., is loaded with the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer Aug. 25, at the Geneva, Switzerland, airport. The AMS is the brain child of Nobel Laureate Doctor Ting and has been in production over the last 16 years. The purpose of the experiment is to detect and analyze particles found in space while docked to the International Space Station. According to Doctor Ting, this should help the scientific community "better understand the universe" and how it was created.
Unit: Headquarters Air Mobility Command
DVIDS Tags: Air Mobility Command; Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
Date Taken on 25 August 2010
Source https://www.dvidshub.net/image/349931/nobel-prize-winner-visits-air-mobility-command-says-thank-you-recent-support
Author U.S. Air Force Photo/Staff Sgt. Ryan Crane
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