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In Search of Stardust
$45 USD
A stunning guide for keen star hunters, featuring extraordinary details and over 1500 color images of micrometeorites and Earthly lookalikes.
In Search of Stardust is a photo documentary comprising more than 1,500 previously unpublished images. Jon Larsen shows readers how and where to look for micrometeorites, explains the history of micrometeoritics, and discusses micrometeorite formation, classification, and analysis. Thanks to Jon's work, it is now possible for anyone to distinguish these exotic extraterrestrial particles from theit terrestrial imposters.
In Search of Stardust has separate chapters about how to recognize spherules from welding, asphalt, coal combustion, fireworks, mineral wool, lightning, volcanos, ablation spherules, etc. This is the book you need to identify your own findings of terrestrial spherules in the urban dust.
For more than a century it was believed these incredible space objects could be found only in pristine, unsullied environs like Antarctica and ocean floors. Larsen became the first to break the code and find micrometeorites in populated areas – in fact, they can be found in the nearest rain gutter. In the book Larsen explains how anyone with a bit of inexpensive equipment can find their own micrometeorites by recognizing the anthropogenic spherules.
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Description
- 152 pages
- 23 x 23,5 cm, 9.05. × 9.25 in
- Hard cover
- 1500 color images
- Available in English and Norwegian (Coming Soon)
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In Search of Stardust is a photo documentary comprising more than 1,500 previously unpublished images. Jon Larsen shows readers how and where to look for micrometeorites, explains the history of micrometeoritics, and discusses micrometeorite formation, classification, and analysis. Thanks to Jon's work, it is now possible for anyone to distinguish these exotic extraterrestrial particles from theit terrestrial imposters.
In Search of Stardust has separate chapters about how to recognize spherules from welding, asphalt, coal combustion, fireworks, mineral wool, lightning, volcanos, ablation spherules, etc. This is the book you need to identify your own findings of terrestrial spherules in the urban dust.
For more than a century it was believed these incredible space objects could be found only in pristine, unsullied environs like Antarctica and ocean floors. Larsen became the first to break the code and find micrometeorites in populated areas – in fact, they can be found in the nearest rain gutter. In the book Larsen explains how anyone with a bit of inexpensive equipment can find their own micrometeorites by recognizing the anthropogenic spherules.
DIGITAL EBOOK VERSION
Format: Ebook provided as stamped (with order info) PDF.
Downloads: Unlimited
Access: After checkout, your product download link will be available on the order confirmation page and in an email sent by noreply@digital-downloads.com.
Terms: By purchasing this item, you acknowledge and agree that the provided stamped PDF is only authorized for individual personal use by the person associated with the email address provided at purchase. For group or commercial licenses, please contact hallo@projectstardust.xyz.
- 152 pages
- 23 x 23,5 cm, 9.05. × 9.25 in
- Hard cover
- 1500 color images
- Available in English and Norwegian (Coming Soon)
PRAISE
Michael E. Zolensky
NASA
Jon Larsen has discovered a new door back to the beginning of the solar system.
This is not only a new branch in scientific research, but the micrometeorite pictures is a new art form.
Werner Herzog
GERMAN FILM DIRECTOR, ACTOR, AUTHOR
William Broad
New york times
This story is simply too fantastic to have been made up!
Matthew Genge
IMPERIAL COLLEGE, LONDON
This is not possible. But you did it!
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From directors Werner Herzog and Clive Oppenheimer, this remarkable journey across our planet and universe explores how meteorites, shooting stars, and deep impacts have awoken our wonder about other realms-and make us rethink our destinies.
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What are micrometeorites? How big are they? Answers to these questions and SO. MANY. MORE.
Get comfy; you'll be here a while >
Collect Your Own
Jon Larsen has dedicated the past 12 years of his life to collecting and studying micrometeorites. Now, he'll teach you how to find stardust of your very own using simple household tools that are easily accessible to any passionate star hunter.
Learn how to FIND stardust >
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It truly means the world to us that you've come to learn about micrometeorites and explore our shop. This is our life's work and sharing it with you brings us the greatest joy.
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Jon and Jan are
EXCEPTIONAL ARTISTS AND SCIENTISTS.
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NASA JOhnson Space Center
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Never forget: YOU ARE SURROUNDED BY STARDUST, inside and out.
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ORIGIN STORIES
Jon Larsen revolutionized the study of micrometeorites when he became the first person to discover a micrometeorite from an urban environment. Then a new form of art emerged when he and Jan Braly Kihle created the world's first high resolution photographs of micrometeorites in colour.
Learn about the singular moment that led to Jon's groundbreaking discovery
and the phone call that kickstarted a truly epic friendship.
Jon Larsen revolutionized the study of micrometeorites when he became the first person to discover a micrometeorite from an urban environment. Then a new form of art emerged when he and Jan Braly Kihle created the world's first high resolution photographs of micrometeorites in colour.
Learn about the singular moment that led to Jon's groundbreaking discovery and the phone call that kickstarted a truly epic friendship.
I HAVE TO KNOW
I'm ready. TEACH ME.
Micrometeorites
Jon Larsen and Jan Braly Kihle have amassed the world's most expansive collection of urban micrometeorites and they want you to follow in their footsteps.
