Latest Results from the AMS Experiment on the International Space Station

<!--HTML--><p><span>In seven years on the Space Station, AMS has collected more than 115 billion charged cosmic rays with energies up to multi TeV.&nbsp; The&nbsp;measured positron spectra agrees well with dark matter models. The energy dependence of elementary particles (electrons, positrons, protons and&nbsp;antiprotons) &nbsp;as well as the rigidity dependence of primary cosmic rays and secondary cosmic rays are unique and distinct.&nbsp; These results require a new&nbsp;understanding of the cosmos.&nbsp;</span></p>