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It's my suspiscion (upon seeing the fat couple dancing/kissing picture) that it's just a prank by a few of the employees there. Not sure it's something worth pausing the project about but I guess they want to ensure that there are no illegal, offensive or otherwise "bad" images before allowing us to continue.
Kinda reminds me of the hidden "game" in old versions of excell that the Microsoft employees put in there.
Kinda reminds me of the hidden "game" in old versions of excell that the Microsoft employees put in there.
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No track, but may need checking...
I just came across movie 43851B... while I marked it as "No Track", there is an interesting dust formation on the surface:
Perhaps you guys could check it out just in case it was an edge-on hit?
Perhaps you guys could check it out just in case it was an edge-on hit?
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Strange (and genuine) movies
Who else has found weird patterns in their films?
Here's one I made earlier.
Here's one I made earlier.
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protocol for asking experts to double-check?
I also have a movie that has *something* -- certainly not a track per training, maybe just an imperfection in the gel that is visible through several layers.
Experts/monitors, what should users do to flag such a movie? And how can I tell if it's just a calibration movie (and therefore not waste everyone's time)?
In case this is the only way:
27615B
middle of lower right quadrant, light spot that continues through layers of the gel, and moves as if it were tunnel-shaped. Nowhere near as defined as a true track. Probably nothing.
Thanks
Experts/monitors, what should users do to flag such a movie? And how can I tell if it's just a calibration movie (and therefore not waste everyone's time)?
In case this is the only way:
27615B
middle of lower right quadrant, light spot that continues through layers of the gel, and moves as if it were tunnel-shaped. Nowhere near as defined as a true track. Probably nothing.
Thanks
They seem pretty common. I'm actually curious as to how exactly they're formed in the first place: the tutorial says scratches, but that doesn't seem to explain the ubiquitous two dots. I'd almost hazard that they were accidentally put there by some kind of machine part, but some of the trails I've seen curve around.
They do look like smiley faces.
They do look like smiley faces.
Thats nothing...
I saw something in 29268
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... e_id=29268
How does one get to any specific movie?
Is there a way to jump to any interesting examples when someone posts a number?
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... e_id=29268
How does one get to any specific movie?
Is there a way to jump to any interesting examples when someone posts a number?
Last edited by icebike on Thu Aug 03, 2006 2:31 am, edited 1 time in total.
Impact Crater
I've looked at over 800 movies, found one or two real tracks and seen all kinds of stuff in the aerogel, but I never saw anything like the impact crater and hole in movie 37534.
It looks like a large bullet hole in glass, with radial lines emanating from the center on all sides.
Because it's so different, 9 other people who have viewed it have passed it by. I hope it doesn't get lost in the shuffle.
If it's not an impact, I hope the team can tell me what it is. My Stardust user ID is DavidGuidos.
Thanks.
It looks like a large bullet hole in glass, with radial lines emanating from the center on all sides.
Because it's so different, 9 other people who have viewed it have passed it by. I hope it doesn't get lost in the shuffle.
If it's not an impact, I hope the team can tell me what it is. My Stardust user ID is DavidGuidos.
Thanks.
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Only put the number, not the letter behind the movie.