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Seminar Detail
A Report on the Stardust Mission
Presenter: Donald Brownlee
November 22, 2005 02:30 PM Pacific
On January 2, 2004, Stardust finally reached its target for a brief
but daring encounter. The spacecraft flew within 236 km of the comet
Wild 2 and survived the high speed impact of millions of dust particles
and small rocks up to nearly half a centimeter across. With its tennis
racket shaped collector extended, Stardust captured thousands of comet
particles that will soon be returning to Earth on January 15, 2006.Participation Instructions
There are three different ways you can participate; 1) using Polycom and WebEx, 2) using a telephone and WebEx or 3) using Realmedia Player and WebEx
1) Via Polycom: RSVP to Diane Hawks at dhawks@mail.arc.nasa.gov at least three hours before the seminar and she will connect to your site. If you need Polycom help during the live event, call the videoconferencing help-desk at (650) 604-6412
2) Via telephone: Dial the NASA conference phone number (877) 891-6023, passcode 381880.
3) Via Realmedia Player: You may watch the webcast at: http://vanseg-1.arc.nasa.gov/2005/AB051122-01.ram There is a 30 second delay for the webcast, so viewers will need to advance the slides manually in WebEx.
The slides from the seminar can be viewed real-time using WebEx at:
[https://nasa.webex.com/nasa/j.php?ED=86362477&UID=33280082]
Meeting number: 929 260 195
Password: 1K*Falcon
If you've never joined a WebEx meeting before, please allow an extra 5-10 minutes to install the plug-in.December 21, 2007
