Stardust@home

Hi Pinak, Stardust can be a very stimulating topic to be introduced to young students. However, before presenting the topic to them, it would be better if students already have a background on Astronomy. Teaching of stardust to young minds can leave a powerful and memorable impact to young students ...

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Until now I haven't heard of any teachers in Thailand talking about stardust. This is a really new field of interest in this side of Asia. I went to bookstores in Bangkok and I couldn't find any material that deals with stardust. I would be interested to avail of your resources if you are around Ban...

Welcome to the land of beauty, Thailand.

There is no place like our Earth. This is the only planet that can offer us bread and butter, ham and bacon, rice and fish.

If Earth becomes uninhabitable, I will still live here.

This is quite a rare field of interest and I want to dig deeper into the world of stardust. The name itself "stardust" is alluring.

I would say that for the most part, I take the position that searching for life in space is a waste of time and money. Well said, DustSabre. And I can only hope you're one of the officials of NASA who can tell the President of the United States not to approve any budget increase for space explorati...

I would like to know if you have a partner school/university in Thailand where I can get more info on Stardust?

In Thailand, it is so difficult to get reading materials written in English. Almost everything here is in Thai.

I believe that we can find life only on earth. My position is more of a religious belief. As a Christian, I do believe that there is no conflict between science and religion. Scientific facts only strengthen or must fortify faith in an omnipotent God. Think about this. If there is life outside our p...