Stardust@home

This is the first time that the current movie didn't load all the way, while the next movie did. I refreshed the screen but it still didn't load. So, I logged out.

Just FYI.

Howie,

I like your enthusiasm for the task, and your stick-to-itiveness (if that's a word).

This was listed as "probable dust on surface". To the left of center, it's down in the last quarter of the focus bar. Why would they consider it surface?

7469752V1

Thanks.

IMHO the error messages are helpful because they alert me to refresh the screen.

When I started I was 67. Now I am 68. Getting marked wrong on that last calibration movie was very aging.

Just clicked on "no track" and the movie started to clear - the screen went dark at 11:07 and it's still dark at 11:14. I don't know what the movie # was, but I am just going to shut the program down. This never happened before.

What about this announcement on December 1? We are finding that this is helpful, and we have made a new discovery: an apparent "swarm" of tracks that enter the collector nearly parallel to the surface. This is probably due to an impact somewhere on the collector. We will be tracking this d...

Just checked and I get the white screen too. After getting marked incorrectly on a cal movie (really it was incorrect), I am afraid that it might not be safe to continue because something's really wrong in the system.

Hi - the virtual microscope is not working - the movies aren't loading. Anyone else having a problem? It's 4:00 pm EST.

I am devastated. I marked a very very obvious track on a very obvious cal movie with the #7209003V1 (I know, it's not a real number). And it was marked incorrect and my score, which I painstakingly increased, went down by .13.

Thank you, GelDelve.

It seems to me they always say that type of thing is a piece of aerogel, ERSTRS.

How about this space art...
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =9447152V1.

By the way, could someone tell me how you do the BBC code that just shows the URL as the movie number?

Thanks.

What is this? Do you think the camera did it?

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =4445485V1

OK Dustbuster. These are some on my list. Some may be bad focus but seemed possible.

2125816V1- 4/49
6046009V1 - 1/14
3632039V1 - 1/56
9611608V1 - 2/51
792385V1 - 3/120
8658368V1 - 7/170

It's happening. Living with it, until I get too frustrated.