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Planetary Radio

You Can Search for Stardust!

Airdate: Monday, August 7, 2006
Running Time: 00:28:52
Listen: Windows Media | MP3

UC Berkeley's Andrew Westphal returns to celebrate the public premiere of Stardust@home, the project that will allow you to search for interstellar dust on your own computer. An encore edition of Q&A with Emily Lakdawalla about icy planets. Bruce Betts and Mat Kaplan make a splash with the answer to this week's space trivia contest, while we learn about the night sky and this week in space history.

Guests

• Andrew Westphal, U.C. Berkeley, Stardust@home Project Director

Related Information

• Sign Up for Stardust@home
• Stardust Mission Website
• Stardust@home Launches