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fjgiie . I seen that but it does not seem to line up. Well actually it does line up but it's just one of many similar lines on the same movie around the same spot. And people missed my track ?
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... d=948511V1


katkolling: Scratch that...

fjgiie: Don't quit your day job, Keep on searching. I see a inclusion but the problem is since it's on the other side of a crack it could be even on the surface of that side of the crack.
No harm in clicking it though. The champagne will keep.

jsmaje, I kind of like the pop up not working..

We don't really need the extra questions:

You cannot delete the recycle bin ! Are you sure you want to delete the recycle bin and put it in the recycle bin ?

There is two of every calibration move. If you're having problems connecting the problem is on your end.. Possible solutions is add the ip address here to your hosts file. If you don't know what that is forget about it. Paste this line in your host file: 128.32.147.16 stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu...

xxxxxy & Klemek: I think he is talking about the dark spot top left. It should get lighter not darker. I'd say it's gel..But it's interesting none the less. I found one similar that is in perfect focus at the bottom zoom. I voted for it. It's posted here somewhere. Not a track I'd say but what i...

The cometary samples had more mass so they are deeper in the gel. You'd think there would be a few in the top 100 microns though.. I already said that months ago when they said they're are not exactly sure what they will look like. Seems there should be some good samples in the first 100 microns on ...

pastaboy:

Looks like a crack. Look at cracks in different movies.. See those tiny bubbles on them too? Or or things that look like bubbles. It would have to be perfectly strait line and it's not.

No No the IS particles are very close to the surface. The gel is very damaged at this shallow depth. There is a chance much damage could be done to the particle they try to extract or others that may be close by. They want to preserve the angle of entrance as much as possible so they can extrapolate...

The first person to find a track and click on it that leads to a particle gets it.

Nothing to worry about, The two movies should be independent of each other.

Nikita: I haven't really been paying attention to those though. I would have never even noticed except for the way I quit for the night. I usually leave my score like 11111 or 11222 something like that, so when I'm coming up I start watching. Like say I have a score of 11110 and i figure ok one more...

Noticed, Some calibration movies give you a point for both so if you answered one of those wrong you would see the result you discribe.

I agree you can't eliminate it without seeing the bottom movie.

xxxxxy:

It's not a perfect strait line, Could be a crack But then again we don't know if the gel was perfect 90 degrees to the microscope at the time the pictures where taken.

Bryan Mendez:

BTW Happy " B " Day. Just remember it's not so bad after all because men are actually from Mars.. Creative mathematics...