Read article 'PAMELA looks for dark matter and antimatter'
PAMELA looks for dark matter and antimatter
PAMELA will stay in space for at least three years, on a 70° elliptic orbit at an altitude of 300–600 km.
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Read article 'PAMELA looks for dark matter and antimatter'
PAMELA will stay in space for at least three years, on a 70° elliptic orbit at an altitude of 300–600 km.
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