Stardust@home

Thanks Anna for checking on that.
I can assure you that my score was affected on that movie. What could have caused it?

I just clicked 8333767V1 as a no track and was scored as an error. I just reviewed it and can find no track. This is the second time this has happened.
Please check this out and let me know. I was hoping that the CM errors would be fixed this time around.

When I checked out the top 100 list for phase 1 I noticed that my name (S Wilson) wasn't posted. Would that be due to the fact that I was in that group within the first few days only?

Happy Birthday Eleanor
(and Bryan)

I see that, thanks. I thought it was if refrence to the articles posted right above.

So in other words we have a Looong ways to go!

Wolter wrote: 1) S@H will finish when all tiles are processed. Keep an eye on the "picture perfect" to follow progress.

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

I believe Alpha is proud of the surface. The speck beside it is just coming into focus at the same time. However I would have clicked it as is my habit just to be safe.

Same story for Beta.

I meant the wierd shape on the airogel surface.
Sure looks like liquid was involved to me.

Here's a wierd one.
Any ideas as to what might have caused it?

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... rds=?-2,-2

Would the Stardust team like us to tag interesting surface features such as cracks and "zap pits"?

Well, since you asked..... (and this isn't a serious thread) The 3 stooges asked Bart Simpson make the aerogel (that's actually an image of him carrying aerogel). He sent it off to some communist nation to have it manufacured but they messed it up and as soon as it got to space it turned rock hard. ...

OK elainekeefe you need to take a break now. [/quote]

Is anyone else finding what looks like cracks in the aerogel?

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =9388733V1

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =8117206V1

Here's one for the WOT file
(Who Ordered That?)

http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =8117206V1

Has anyone found a track like what we see in the test movies?
If so I would love to see it!
Thanks