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Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer ( AMS ) aboard the International Space Station has been analyzing eleven years' worth of data from the heliosphere.
The AMS measures the masses and energies of all such particles when struck.
Prior research has shown that the sun follows a cycle that repeats itself every 11 years .
In looking at the data, the researchers found some trends in the number of particles that struck the sensor and how they interacted with each other.
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