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Ah, but it can be! Even if we only spot one more possible canidate, it is worth it! Besides, the movies are rcalibrated and more informative to the team. Remember these are itty bitty (scientific term here) and very rare. If we fnd one when we redo this, it is all for a good cause. If we find nothin...

NOOO!!!!
Now you'll have the Stardust team after me!!!
Glad you enjoy it, I could get lost in there.

To add to Wolter, You may also have had a heavier amount, these are random, so you could get a cluster of them, but not statistically different overall. So a slightly higher amount of bad focus, and as Wolter said, you noticed it = perception that the team at Berkeley decided to throw a bunch at you!

Phase II was to introduce the higher resolution movies thus increasing our chances of finding the tracks. Perhaps this could have been done first, but, hey, this is science, we learn as we go! It is not busy work at all. In my opinion, it is going to be months before we know anything. Here's the dea...

Sighting Opportunities are available to be found.
It's just watching the bright dots fly by, but when you think about it...I think it's more amazing than dark matter - someone is up there!

That makes two of us! But I'm trying!

Startrak,

I saw this and I thought of this thread. Talk about mind blowing! Enjoy!

If anyone would like more info on how to help Ron, you can send me a private messge. I do want to be sure everyone understands it is completely your choice to be involved or not. This is seperate from the project. Please allow me a day or two to respond to your PM.
Thanks!

Well, there are the links for where to get some. If you do something with it, let us know and be sure to give us pictures!

There goes my head!
See, leave it to the experts!

There you go, Dave, a side trade, Aerogel earrings!

Space dust...well, I would guess it depends on what is going on out there. Let me take a chance at explaining what I have learned, I'm sure a pro will come in and put me in my place though. We know that objects will move in the direction pushed. If I throw a ball, it will go the direction I sent in ...

Bryan has made some comments about this. In regards to specificity, he says something here. In regards to the scores all together, he says more here with links from that post to other posts he has made.
I hope this helps!

You guys get to do all the cool stuff!

Some would also say in my honest opinion. It's one of the few "chat speak" we let slide because it is fairly common and innocent.