Stardust@home

Hi fjgiie,

thank you for your quick answer and the link. It seems that all pictures related to stardust@home are free to be used. That should include the pics I've pointed to with my link.
I will wait for the official statement.

Thank you,

Klaus

BTW: UC means University of California. Right?

Dear Stardust@home team, as I have reviewed a number of the stardust movies, I got the idea of writing an article for our science club. It is located in Germany and has around 3000 members. Some of them are amateur astronomers. Having some pictures in the article would be nice. Therefore I'd like to...

Hallo Shar,

Yes, I volunteered on the FMO project but was too late to find one.
It'a real pity that this project has been closed.

Greetings to all of you from good old Germany.

Klaus

Hi all, I also viewed #11 from the tutorial and found it very hard to perceive the track, but there is one more way to enhance your recognition for tiny details: use a magnifier (software, of course). As I'm running Linux I used KMag in a project for searching near earth asteroids. A similiar app is...