cosmic dust
fine particles of matter in space.
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How to use cosmic dust in a sentence
In fact, cosmic dust floats here from space rocks hundreds of millions of miles away, bearing tiny messages.
What Dust From Space Tells Us About Ourselves | Natalie Wolchover | February 4, 2021 | Quanta MagazineWe came back with bags and bags of rocks to search for cosmic dust.
What Dust From Space Tells Us About Ourselves | Natalie Wolchover | February 4, 2021 | Quanta MagazineThen he was floating in what felt like waves of cosmic dust, swirling many-colored before his eyes.
The Colors of Space | Marion Zimmer BradleyThe cosmic dust was brighter out here, and the constellations looked a little flattened.
The Colors of Space | Marion Zimmer BradleyThe clouds of cosmic dust swirled and foamed around the familiar jewels of his own sky.
The Colors of Space | Marion Zimmer Bradley
It is too late, after a busy day, and at that hour, to begin overtime on fashioning a new and better planet out of cosmic dust.
Old Junk | H. M. TomlinsonBeyond them the stars burned, flaming through the shimmers of cosmic dust.
The Colors of Space | Marion Zimmer Bradley
British Dictionary definitions for cosmic dust
fine particles of solid matter occurring throughout interstellar space and often collecting into clouds of extremely low density: See also nebula (def. 1)
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