Stardust@home

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ss_virtual_microscope.php?next_movie=2253509V1&ondeck_movie=7731648V1&no_record=0&key=8c4d12fe&code=&frame=33&coords=?464,136 Movie number 253509V1, far right side, just above center, clearly something there, but gives me a faulse report...

Opps... My error, it appears to be another artifact in the movie.


Thanks to the dustmod team.

Tim.

Alas I discovered small eror in one of the calibration movies. Move 1039126V1, track position 267-331, I get a wrong answer, but I can see no other position. I have had this movie twice. Apart from that, the Phase II is going well, I'm in the top 100, if only for a very short time. Many thanks, Tim.

Hi there, It will take a considerable amount of time to go through all the movies that have been checked by a lesser number of people. There is still a huge amount of work for the scientists to get through, with the panels only about 1/3 scanned so far. When I first joined this project, the talk was...

This movies seem interesting, one of very few I have seen that shows a ring below the surface. More focus depth would help too.

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =6840488V1

So far 11/24 have clicked on it.

Tim.

Thanks for all your input. It seems like it is a server problem accessing the database for our results. Some days and times are better than others. I have had more success lately so the team may have done some tweeking. Thank you! I've just climbed past the 14K movies viewed now, so on a roll, only ...

Hi gals & guys, Just seem to be having a wee problem getting my events page up. seems the php scripting is taking forever to load the page, I have left the page waiting for over an hour without my events showing. Maybe this is a server overload? not exactly sure. I'm still happy carrying on dust...

Just a though.... If your going to add on the next 100 users, why stop there... Why not the top 500 users, that would allow me to scrape in... or maybe the top 1000 users, then most of the consistant dusters will be shown. In reality, it is not a bother to me, I'm happy dusting away as and when I ca...

I have the same experience since I got Internet Explorer 7 recently, but only with this browser. My Netscape Browser, which I use simultaneously, at the same time behaves normal!? Avoid using Internet Explorer 7, it a horrid nasty piece of work from Microsnot! It kills about 50% of network traffic ...

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =6406644V1

Very Nice, a good low angle track.

Well done.

Tim.

Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 1:22 am Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 654999V1 I think I may have seen this one before You have seen this before, see page 2 of low angle tracks, I put a note about it there. 8) Well spotted. Tim.

Few days ago I stumbled on a possible track once again too (very small - left below) http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =7663035V1

Nicely spotted, a good track for sure.

Cheers,

Tim.

Its been a while since I spotted a low angle track but then tonight I spotted one;

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =2205922V1

Alas, only 12/306 still a bit low for this type of track.

Cheers.

Tim

Noticed this item, at first I just though it was a piece of gel, but on closer examination, I noticed it stayed in focus as you went lower. Botton left, the upper of the two particles. So far 1/27 viewed. See what you think; http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/myevents_viewer.php?id=6818382V1 Che...

xxxxxy wrote: That`s not a track. That is a typical crack. If you talk about id=9987464V1 - That is sure a track with the particle at the end! The run of the focus is characteristic of a low angle track. Edit: The track passes underneath this dust particle on the surface and ranges "twice as l...