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All names submitted for the second microchip are listed here. The deadline for submitting names has passed (August 15, 1998), and so we are no longer collecting names. The names have been sorted alphabetically by last name (see right).

Two copies of this chip have been installed in the STARDUST spacecraft, which was launched into space on February 7, 1999. The STARDUST spacecraft is on its way to an encounter with Comet Wild-2 in 2004, and will return comet samples back to Earth in 2006. One of the microchips is inside the sample return capsule, so will be returned back to Earth. The other microchip will remain on the spacecraft and stay in space forever.

Look here for the latest updates on the STARDUST mission.

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Last updated July 16, 2001

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