High-energy positrons (positron) particles does and where from? 2011 from the International Space S

High-energy positrons (positron) particles does and where from? 2011 from the International Space Station (ISS, International Space Station) to mount the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS-02) equipped with a high-energy electrons and positrons with (positrons) are not carefully measured how often it began to crack. After accumulated many years observed data, while particles with high energy around it was confirmed sputnik music that the much-wise than the high-energy electrons positrons (electrons). Positron is wise to do so much more than the former actually very interesting, we are usually very far away particles of dark matter that can not be observed is I wondered if it breaks out. However, the pulsar sputnik music (pulsars) the difference between the positron and electron that can not be easily explained by the heavenly bodies that this can be made. The above figure with the appearance of the AMS device that you just installed on the International Space Station, the US space shuttle docked far right, far left side of the berth Russian Soyuz (Soyuz) probe, and the image of our blue planet, home to both embedded with.
Explanation: Where did all these high energy positrons come from? The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS-02) onboard the International Space Station (ISS) has been meticulously recording how often it is struck by both high energy electrons and positrons since 2011. After accumulating years of data, it has now become clear that there are significantly more positrons than electrons at the highest energies detected. The excess may have a very exciting and profound origin - the annihilation of distant but previously undetected dark matter particles. However, it is also possible that astronomical sources such as pulsars are creating the unexplained discrepancy. The topic remains a very active area of research. Pictured here, the AMS is visible on the ISS just after being installed, with a US Space Shuttle docked on the far right, a Russian Soyuz capsule docked on the far left, and the blue Earth that houses all nations visible across the background.
Feb 27, 2015