Stardust@home

Hi taraq, Just wanted to say hello and I'm glad to serve with you on this project. When I saw this post above, I knew this was right up my alley. I may need to send a personal message (PM) through this site to say everything so a little thought now. Our conclusions about life out there are that ther...

Hi DustBuster, There are some similiar pits(?) on movie #7 the same distance over and down just about as much. If these are truly tracks, the particles are extremely small, and possibly not big enough for a good sample. It took me this long to see the very small pits(?) you reference. When the focus...

:? #10 looks more like #5 with earth dust in/on the string of chevrons useing the tip of the arrow in movie #10 as the reference point can someone point out the micrometeorite captured in space in an aerogel collector that was on the Russian space station? Hi canucit, movie #10 go to bottom of focu...

IMO, we should not belittle the importance of the Stardust@home project by being afraid of naming dust particles from space after renown individuals.

Therefore I would like to name the particle I find (if any) "Dubyah"
after the current leader of the US.

I am not one of them 'stronomers, however, When we find from 40 to 1000 tracks and the particles that made these tracks are analized, what is to say that the particles won't be the same as found on the other side of the collector? We see "falling stars" when the earth passes through old co...

Hi All, one question or request.
In the Tutorial Session, movie # 11, 60 microns to the left of "below surface",
I would like to know if this is a track, or a maybe? Or did I give part of the upcomming test away?

All take care

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