I clicked on a movie, convinced there was a track (moving dot). It seems to be a CM, and I was scored wrong. (The number was 8262415V1, but I know that doesn't help with CM's). I am sure, but who knows, that there were no other tracks.
My question: where do I have the click in case of this kind of tracks. On the deepest point, like the High Angle Tracks'???
Where to click???
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Re: Where to click???
Actually it's not true that you can't view CMs, only that they aren't accessible via the usual VM viewer url, i.e. http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... er.php?id=.........marcia wrote:... (The number was 8262415V1, but I know that doesn't help with CM's)....
However, by using http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... eck_movie=........ instead, CMs will pop up without any problem.
Try it (here's your 8262415V1 for example). You'll need to be logged on to the VM for it to work, not just the forums.
Alternatively, you can copy the full url in the address bar, though obviously the CM has to be on screen at the time.
John
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Sorry marcia,marcia wrote:Thanks for the tip.
I think now that I 'just' was scored wrong on a CM that had a track. Next time I will post it immediately.
Marcia
That is a CM that I've requested be removed, it appears that it hasn't yet. I'll ask again.
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Possibilities
On CM 4344092V1, I can see 5 possibilities and apparently at least one of them is a track as a no track click gave me a wrong score. Honestly don't know what I should have been looking for.
CM 4344092V1
It's the one at 405, 288. Do you notice the small dot that move slightly to the left as you descend the focal plane? That's the cone of entry which gets smaller and smaller as the particle slows down. I've seen one real track that shows this characteristic.
John
CM4344092V1
Would like to look at the CM again but unfortunately have no idea how to retrieve it. Obviously there is a way but it eludes me -- can you help? Sorry to have to ask that.
Re: CM4344092V1
Hi startrak,startrak wrote:Would like to look at the CM again but unfortunately have no idea how to retrieve it. Obviously there is a way but it eludes me -- can you help? Sorry to have to ask that.
You can get to your CM via
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... =4344092V1
N.B.: You can use any movie number.
By the way: I encountered the same CM, "knew" that it was a CM and chose one of the 5 possibilities - a wrong one, despite my "experience". Never mind
Thanks to smart gregson for his message.
fflo
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CM4344092V1
Guess that one kind of took me by surprise -- remembering Phase I remark "tracks don't show on the surface". Something else to think about. My thanks to both gregson and fflo.