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cosmic dust

 

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Noun cosmic dust has 1 sense
  1. cosmic dust - clouds of particles or gases occurring throughout interstellar space
    --1 is a kind of
    cloud
    --1 is a substance of galaxy, extragalactic nebula

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Cosmic Dust

Description:

Cosmic dust refers to tiny, solid particles that exist in outer space. It consists of microscopic grains made up of elements such as carbon, oxygen, iron, and other minerals. Cosmic dust is found throughout the universe, including galaxies, star systems, and the interstellar medium. It plays a crucial role in the formation of celestial bodies and provides valuable insights into the history and composition of the universe.

Sample Sentences:

1. Noun - Cosmic Dust:

  1. The spacecraft collected samples of cosmic dust during its mission.
  2. The detection of cosmic dust in distant galaxies revealed their active star-forming regions.
  3. Scientists analyze cosmic dust to understand the chemical composition of the universe.

2. Adjective - Cosmic Dust:

  1. The telescope captured stunning images of cosmic dust clouds.
  2. High-resolution images revealed intricate patterns within the cosmic dust layer.
  3. Astronomers study the distribution and density of cosmic dust particles.

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