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Project Stardust

@ProjectStardust826Tracked since May 2026

Observed Aug 7, 2026 · stalePublic earnings
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Jon Larsen's research on Micrometeorites.

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Paid members
100
13.6% · 30 days
Total audience
970
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
$736
Starting price
$5/mo
6 membership tiers
Membership tiers

Where the 970 observed tier members sit

$089.7%

Largest observed tier is $0 Free— the bar only uses public tier patron counts.

$0/moFree87089.7% of observed tier members
$5/moTier727.4% of observed tier members
$10/moTier232.4% of observed tier members
$30/moTier20.2% of observed tier members
$50/moTier10.1% of observed tier members
$100/moTier20.2% of observed tier members
Growth signals — Project Stardust
+13.6%

100 paid members · past 30 days

Membership
1009487
May 202615 weeks trackedNow
Project Stardust100 members · $736/mo

The chart only uses Project Stardust's observed public history. Comparison peers are listed below, but comparable trend series are not available yet.

Creator comparisons

Where Project Stardust ranks

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#48 of 9 cohort creators measured
Paid members in Recommended cohort

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8 of 9 cohort creators have a measured paid-member count; the other 1 remains unranked for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows
Project Stardust's paid members rank in Recommended cohort
RankCreator and why includedPaid membersGap vs Project StardustFreshness
#2
Tamitha SkovPodcastsContent relevance + business context
591491 moreAug 11, 2026
#3
Mark WittonPodcastsContent relevance + business context
464364 moreAug 7, 2026
#4
Project StardustProfileUncategorizedPaid members position in Recommended cohort
100ReferenceAug 7, 2026Stale
#5
Topherspin Meteorites LLC / Knowledge Bolide HangoutsEducationContent relevance + business context
4060 fewerAug 4, 2026
#6
MBMario Buildreps - Antiquity RebornUncategorizedContent relevance + business context
3367 fewerAug 8, 2026

The rank uses the full fixed cohort. This table shows up to five creators around Project Stardust; the coverage summary above still counts everyone.

What they publish

Recent posts

123Posts total1 postLast month100%Members-only

Previews available for 123 posts

Image Latest post$5 tier & upThe space explorer who never left Earth

The French artist and astronomer Lucien Rudaux (1874—1947) is a remarkable figure in the history of micrometeoritics. At a time when space p

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One in ten micrometeorites comes from somewhere unexpectedOne of the big questions in micrometeoritics is where the micrometeorites come from: the identities of their enigmatic parent bodies in spacArticle5 days ago at Jul 16 crawl$5 tier & up 0 0
Summer holiday, and upcoming Stardust activitiesSummer is here, and during July and August, as the micrometeorite-collecting season reaches its peak, I will be publishing content a littleArticleJuly 3$5 tier & up 1 1
Become a real member and get access to all exclusive content. A call for your support.Welcome to Project Stardust, Jon Larsen's popular science micrometeorite resource. This is the fastest-growing online micrometeorite communiArticleJuly 3$5 tier & up 1 1
Stardust Bulletin, July 2026Here is the July issue of Stardust Bulletin, featuring the world’s most beautiful micrometeorites, guidance on finding and photographing theImageJuly 1$5 tier & up 0 0
There's sampling... and there is samplingKim H. Esbensen, the man behind the Theory and Practice of Sampling, presents my micrometeorite sampling methodology in this month's SST magArticleJune 30$5 tier & up 0 0
Micrometeorite NMM 5954is a black beauty from space, found last month during the field search described in the article Urban micrometeoriteImageJune 28$5 tier & up 0 0
What the world needs now?One of Burt Bacharach's greatest hits gives us the answer. It's love, sweet love, of course. But after that, I suggest adding: more science,ArticleJune 26$5 tier & up 0 0
Micrometeorite NMM 5820This week's selected micrometeorite is NMM 5820, a golden-brown micrometeorite found during the roof hunt described in the article Urban micImageJune 24$5 tier & up 0 0
Micro-meteorite pioneers, 1958 to 1961Following the International Geophysical Year (1957–58), several publications on what was referred to as micro-meteorites began to appear. ThArticleJune 22$5 tier & up 0 0
Micrometeorite NMM 6058In connection with my TED talk, I examined the building's rain gutter and found no fewer than four micrometeorites. Today's eye candy is oneArticleJune 20$5 tier & up 0 0
Josef Špaček's treasure chestLocked Josef Špaček's treasure chest June 18 2ArticleJune 18$5 tier & up 0 0
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