Stardust: Return To Earth Jan 10, 2006 - Interviews with Don Yeomans and Don Brownlee. +QuickTime (16.7 MB)
	Stardust: How Do We Bring a Comet Home? Dec 28, 2005 - This video describes how Stardust's return capsule will enter Earth's atmosphere, release parachutes to help decelerate and land in the Utah desert. +QuickTime (14.3 MB)
	Spacecraft - Capsule Separation Dec 21, 2005 - This animation shows the return capsule separating from the Stardust spacecraft. +QuickTime (2.9 MB)
	Entry, Descent, Landing Animation Dec 21, 2005 - This animation illustrates the path the Stardust return capsule will follow once it enters Earth's atmosphere. +QuickTime (3.6 MB)
	Rehearsal: Infrared Views of Landing and Retrieval Dec 21, 2005 - This video shows images taken through infrared range cameras during a recovery simulation at the Utah Test and Training Range on Dec 13, 2004. Infrared cameras will track the landing +QuickTime (3i3K)
	Dec 21, 2005 - Rehearsal: Sample Canister in Cleanroom This movie shows rehearsal of the initial processing of the sample return capsule when it is taken to a temporary cleanroom at Utah's Test and Training Range. +QuickTime (269K)
	Spacecraft Trajectory Dec 21, 2005 - This animation illustrates the orbit path of NASA's Stardust spacecraft. +QuickTime (3.7 MB)
	Mission Animation Dec 13, 2005 - Journey along with Stardust as it collects comet samples and returns them to Earth. Animation developed under contract for NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory by Starlight Productions. +QuickTime (download with Caption - 96 MB) +QuickTime (download with no Caption - 96 MB)
	Stardust: Why Bring A Comet Home? Dec 13, 2005 - Stardust captured cometary samples, which hold clues about the formation of our solar system. +QuickTime (download with Caption - 1.1 MB)
	Earth Return: Ensuring Success Nov 2005 - Interviews with five members of the Stardust team. +QuickTime

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