Dark Matter Looks WIMPy

Update: 2014-09-24

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Data from the International Space Station-based Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer experiment supports the idea that dark matter consists of the invisible particles called weakly interacting massive particles, or WIMPs. Clara Moskowitz reports

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Dark Matter Looks WIMPy

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Dark Matter Looks WIMPy