Stardust@home

Good things come to those who wait.

What's your question exactly? I couldn't get one from your post.

What those links will tell you is that, of all the meteorites that have landed on Earth, none are interstellar. The short reason for this is that all the other planets and their gravity act as bouncers for the meteors coming into the system, because their gravity grabs the meteors and changes their ...

I'll tell you right now, I'm an exception to your rule, as I started with this project when I was in high school, and have continued with it in college. But I understand the point you make, and I think that a lot of children have a natural wonder about space and the unknown, but are unable to tap it...

Only if you have no-fault

Don't let this Die!

For the VM, log in, click on the My Account tab at the top, in the first box put your old password, in the second and third boxes put the new password you want, then click the change account information button at the bottom, and it's done.

I agree

Mighty Pete wrote:I already suggested it and it's being looked into.

In that case this thread is no longer needed. Topic locked.

-sb126k

I joined the Forums the 24 of May, and started dust on the 8th of August

levine54,
head over here:
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... php?t=1000

that should tell you what you need to know.

-sb126k

By comparison, you may have seen shows on TV where a projectile creates a bigger hole out the back of a wall, while there is only a small hole in the front. The reason for that can vary, though, depending on the type of bullet. A hollow point bullet will leave a bigger exit hole no matter what, sim...

It's not like Pluto is being kicked out of the Solar System, though. It's recieving the classification of "Dwarf Planet", or to be more politically correct, it is a "Little Planet."

Optimism is a scary, scary thing xxxxxy. Very scary indeed.

S Wilson wrote:When was the "picture perfect" last updated? Looks like it's quite old.

If you look on the bottom of the page Dr. Butterworth posts the date of the last time it was updated.

see here
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... c.php?t=78