Stardust@home

Okay, but if the person who just clicks, clicks, clicks and "gets a low score" is the first to identify a movie with a track, does he/she still get the right to name it? I don't really think that would be fair, but I also think that not many, if any, are here to do it that way. Somewhere ...

Once we're up and running we'll post the focus movies as quickly as we produce them - probably in batches every few days.
Before we launch the VM we would like to have a few tiles scanned and processed so we can be confident we're past the false starts.

Anna

Siegfried - the Berkeley team won't be finding the first track. That's up to you folks! Every volunteer has the same chance of finding something interstellar.


Good luck!

Anna

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