Hi,
I was marking the movie 44365 (possible incorrectly).
But at least 5 places seems to have small particles inside the gel without the trail like "normally" stardust.
Is it possible that these particles is traped inside the gel when its made?
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... e_id=44365
I will keep looking.
(dirt?) particles inside the airogel?
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These are a big topic of discussion right now. They could be particles, air, etc. trapped inside the gel during the manufacturing process called 'inclusions'.
Use the search function and 'inclusions' for more information.
I believe there will be more information forthcoming on this subject.
Use the search function and 'inclusions' for more information.
I believe there will be more information forthcoming on this subject.
No dessert for you- ONE MONTH!
Oh, cool, this is the only thing I have been finding except for the ones in the calibration movies.
edit: man, I have found 2 since I posted this (about six minutes). I am wondering if I should keep flagging them since it seems really doubtful that they're anything from space since there's no apparent trail.
edit: man, I have found 2 since I posted this (about six minutes). I am wondering if I should keep flagging them since it seems really doubtful that they're anything from space since there's no apparent trail.
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embedded something
just to add my two cents: I am marking these "particles" or whatever that are below the gel surface, and I hope anybody out there watching (:roll: ) realizes that I realize that they're not tracks!
...hoping my opinion isn't discounted if I find a real track. (I've only missed one calibration movie, so I should think I'm okay)
The "nontrack" ones I've marked:
Movie 43246
Movie 44985
Movie 44330
Movie 44355
Some people have agreed; what do you all think?
...hoping my opinion isn't discounted if I find a real track. (I've only missed one calibration movie, so I should think I'm okay)
The "nontrack" ones I've marked:
Movie 43246
Movie 44985
Movie 44330
Movie 44355
Some people have agreed; what do you all think?
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dirt particles
As a non native English speaking person I did not know the word 'inclusions' - I was looking for dirt particles and such.
But now I know
But now I know