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Основные результаты эксперимента "ПАМЕЛА" по темной материи А.М. Гальпер (НИЯУ МИФИ) 22 сентября 2010г. Международная Школа НИЯУ МИФИ по теоретической физике им. В. М. Галицкого

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Основные результаты эксперимента "ПАМЕЛА" по темной материи. А.М. Гальпер (НИЯУ МИФИ) 22 сентября 20 1 0 г. Оглавление. Формирование научной задачи: изучение природы темной материи. Магнитный спектрометр «ПАМЕЛА». Проведение измерений на КА «Ресурс ДК1». - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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    *****What PAMELA aims to study*******************How data are collected and sent to ground.

    Collected data are stored in a 2GB memory.

    About every # hours a download macrocommand is sent: the MM is readout and data are transferred to the satellite memory.

    When the satellite is visible from the ground station data are transferred to ground. About ## downlink sessions per day, for a total of ##GB of transmitted data.

    Data kept ## hours in the satellite memory, in case retransmission is required due to high error rate. ************