Yearly Archives: 2013

Here’s what we updated: Phase 4 final statistics released Phase 5 final statistics released A test your browser for zooming compatibility under “my account” Expunged the unused “sensitivity”, and “specificity” statistics from P3, P4, and P5.

All– On Monday October 28, 2013 we will be taking Stardust@home off-line for about 24 hours. Normally we take the site down around 9am Pacific time. Thanks, Stardust@home Sys Admins

You can start dusting now! See this post for more information about Phase 6

Dear Volunteers, In preparation for the upcoming launch of Stardust@home Phase VI (see post below), we will be shutting down the Stardust@home Virtual Microscope (VM) at 4pm Pacific Time on Thursday, June 13, 2013. We plan to have the site and Phase VI up and running by 10am Pacific Time […]

As Phase V comes to a close, the Stardust@home team greatly appreciates the efforts of all the Phase V volunteers. Each phase of the project brings important new discoveries and lessons learned, and Phase V was no different. Stay tuned for important updates on these findings, all of which were […]

Greetings Dusters! Thank you for your incredible patience these last few months. Most of the team has been wrapping up the Interstellar Preliminary Examination (ISPE) funded phase of the Stardust@home mission. Now that things have settled a bit, we will be rolling out Stardust@home Phase VI very soon. Here’s what’s […]

Twelve papers summarizing the results of the Stardust Interstellar Preliminary Examination (ISPE) have been submitted to Meteoritics and Planetary Science. They are now under peer review, and we expect to have the first referee reports soon. The ISPE is the latest in a series of NASA Preliminary Examinations that began with Apollo. In […]