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@andrea_ferrero se nella domanda includi anche le missioni #Shuttle allora #STS134 con a bordo #AMS02 primo perché ho visto alcune fasi di costruzione dell’asperimento mentre era al #CERN e secondo perché ho visto quella missione sulla rampa di lancio al #KSC! Non ultimo poi ha un logo bellissimo!

I dati dell'Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer #AMS02 su @Space_Station#ISS hanno portato a precise misurazioni comportamentali dei deuteroni, coppie protone-neutrone trovate nei raggi cosmici. Queste scoperte fanno progredire la ricerca della materia oscura e approfondiscono la comprensione dell'universo.
https://x.com/iss_research/status/1828880984000922082?s=12&t=m3ITF2vXH8r17LeHSZWl3Q

The #AlphaMagneticSpectrometer #AMS, a long-running experiment aboard the #InternationalSpaceStation has found an unexpected population of #CosmicRays made of heavy #HydrogenIons. #AMS02 #highenergyphysics #physics https://physics.aps.org/articles/v17/s74?utm_campaign=weekly&utm_medium=email&utm_source=emailalert

A nose-on view of #NASA’s #Space #Shuttle #Orbiter #Endeavour after it returned to Kennedy Space Center from its STS-134 mission delivering the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer 2 to the International Space Station, as it’s being towed back to an Orbiter Processing Facility for servicing. Get a print or other item with this image at https://heronfox.pixels.com/featured/endeavour-returns-nose-on-view-heron-and-fox.html #SpaceShuttle, #SpaceShuttleEndeavour, #SpaceShuttleOrbiter, #KennedySpaceCenter, #KSC, #AlphaMagneticSpectrometer02, #AMS02, #InternationalSpaceStation, #ISS, #Photography

An outdoor photograph of NASA’s Space Shuttle Orbiter Endeavour, taken nose on and across from a water-filled ditch and some reads.
The Orbiter is shaped like an airplane with a white top and black bottom. It is being towed by a small, yellow cart. Other vehicles, including a bus, drive along with Endeavour.

After #NASA’s #Space Shuttle #Endeavour after landing from its mission, STS-134.
On this flight Endeavour delivered the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer-02 to the ISS.
This was Endeavour’s final flight, and in this image it’s being towed to an #Orbiter Processing Facility to be serviced and readied for museum display. The focus is on the Shuttle’s aft “#boattail” section with the 3 #SSME’s and 2 #AJ10-190 orbital manuring #Engines
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#SpaceShuttle, #KennedySpaceCenter, #KSC, #AMS02, #SpaceShuttleMainEngine, #OrbitalManeuveringSystem, #Photography

An outdoor, daylight photograph of the aft part of the Space Shuttle. The vertical stabilizer is on top of the frame, with a bulging pod on either side with a small engine nozzle at the end with small thruster holes on the side. In the center of the Shuttle’s aft are the three bell-shaped nozzles of the Space Shuttle Main Engines. The aft section is covered in black-coated ceramic tiles. Part of the port side is visible, with the words, “United States” visible on the fuselage. A crane emerging from the right part of the frame allows a hose to be connected from the Shuttle to a vehicle behind.

#NASA’s #SpaceShuttle #Endeavour being towed back to an #Orbiter Processing Facilty after the #Shuttle landed at Kennedy Space Center after completing STS-134, a mission to the International Space Station to deliver the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer 2.
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#SpaceShuttleEndeavour, #STS134, #AMS02, #KennedySpaceCenter, #KSC, #Spacecraft

An outdoor photograph of NASA’s Space Shuttle Orbiter Endeavour, taken across a water-filled ditch, some reeds. The Orbiter is airplane-shaped with a white top and black bottom. The Orbiter is at an angle to the camera with its nose closer to the camera than its tail. The Orbiter is being towed by a small yellow cart. Other vehicles follow the orbiter.

A #Photograph of #Space #Shuttle #Endeavour’s #crew cabin and nose. The name “Endeavour” is clearly visible below the #cockpit #windscreen. Below the name is an emergency escape #hatch. The “seam” where the payload bay doors meet the pressurized section is visible, as are several of the hinges on the doors.
The #SpaceShuttle’s reinforced carbon-carbon nose is visible, behind which is the forward Reaction Control System pod and its nozzles, which merges into the crew section.
This #Photo was taken after #NASA’s STS-134 mission to deliver the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer-02 to the #ISS.
Endeavour is being towed to an Orbiter Processing Facility to be serviced and then prepared for #museum display. The #Orbiter is on public display at the California #Science Center.
#Spacecraft, #Photography, #STS134, #ReactionControlSystem, #RCS, #STS134, #AlphaMagneticSpectrometer2, #AMS02, #HumanSpaceflight, #KennedySpaceCenter, #KSC
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An outdoor photograph of NASA’s Space Shuttle Orbiter Endeavour.
The image shows the forward part of Endeavour’s fuselage with the nose and name, “Endeavour” and the cockpit windscreens.
The Orbiter has a white top and a black bottom.

A #photograph of #NASA’s #SpaceShuttle #Endeavour and its #reflection in a pond in the lower left of the frame. The #Orbiter has just returned from STS-134 mission to deliver the #AlphaMagneticSpectrometer02 #AMS02 to the #InternationalSpaceStation #ISS. The #Shuttle is being towed back to an Orbiter Processing Facility #OPF for servicing after this mission.
The Atlantis Orbiter had been rolled out to LC-39A hours earlier for the final Shuttle mission.
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A photograph of Space Shuttle Endeavour, taken nose-on, with a pond in the lower left corner with the Shuttle’s reflection in it. Additional vehicles are visible behind the Orbiter to support it.

While #NASA's :nasa: #SpaceShuttle #Endeavour was returning after its mission carry the #AMS02 instrument that is being used to look for evidence of #darkmatter, #Atlantis was being readied to carry the a load of supplies to the #ISS /International Space Station.
Atlantis and its stack were rolled out of the #VAB /Vehicle Assembly Building’s doors, the largest in the world, and to LC-39A on the #crawlertransporter, carrying the #ShuttleStack and making an incredible average speed of 1 mile per hour.
https://heronfox.pixels.com/featured/atlantis-exits-the-worlds-largest-doors-heron-and-fox.html

#AMS02

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