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Jon Larsen presents the inspiring story of how he discovered the world's first urban micrometeorite when every expert he consulted told him he would fail.
Over the past one hundred years, scientists searched for these exotic particles, the enigmatic micrometeorites, in populated areas and never found them. Micrometeorites had been found by the thousands in the cold ice of Antarctica, in deep lake beds, and in space. But finding stardust among the hubbub of Earth- and human-made lookalikes in urban areas was believed to be simply impossible.
In Star Hunter, Jon Larsen takes readers on a journey, beginning with his strawberry moment, through his seven years of searching, to the moment when he found the world's first urban micrometeorite.
Through this tale, we join Jon in the streets, on rooftops, in meetings with angry scientists, through all the ups and downs until that victorious moment.
Jon Larsen found the missing pieces of the puzzle and solved the mystery. He retells this fantastic story here, in this inspiring, compelling, personal, and wildly entertaining non-fiction autobiography.
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Over the past one hundred years, scientists searched for these exotic particles, the enigmatic micrometeorites, in populated areas and never found them. Micrometeorites had been found by the thousands in the cold ice of Antarctica, in deep lake beds, and in space. But finding stardust among the hubbub of Earth- and human-made lookalikes in urban areas was believed to be simply impossible.
In Star Hunter, Jon Larsen takes readers on a journey, beginning with his strawberry moment, through his seven years of searching, to the moment when he found the world's first urban micrometeorite.
Through this tale, we join Jon in the streets, on rooftops, in meetings with angry scientists, through all the ups and downs until that victorious moment.
Jon Larsen found the missing pieces of the puzzle and solved the mystery. He retells this fantastic story here, in this inspiring, compelling, personal, and wildly entertaining non-fiction autobiography.
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.
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.
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.
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.