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Interstellar Dust
A typical dust grain. Extinction. Reddening. Pictures.
 
Interstellar Dust Grain Sputtering
Some facts. Description of a program called TRIM (TRansport of Ions in Matter).
 
Interstellar Dust Bunnies of NGC 891
APOD's images (March 18, 1998) with explanation.
 
ANALYSIS OF INTERSTELLAR DUST
Article by Brig Klyce.
 
COSMIC DUST AND ITS EVOLUTION
An essay by Amara Graps.
 
Dust! (Interstellar Medium, Part I)
Article by Wesley Colley.
 
Dust in Spiral Galaxies
Research article by Bill Keel.
 
A New Type of Stardust - Interplanetary dust particles contain rare grains that formed in stars older than the Sun
An article by G. Jeffrey Taylor at Planetary Science Research Discoveries website.
 
Dust
Astronomy course notes by Dr. Christian Kaiser from the University of Southampton.
 
Exploring Fine Solid Particles Distributed in Vast Outer Space
An article by Takashi ONAKA at the website of Japan's Institute of Space and Astronautical Science.
 
Cosmic dust
Information on interstellar dust by Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
 
Lifetime of Interstellar Dust Explored by AKARI Satellite
It is thought that the cloud of 'interstellar dust' drifting in outer space plays an important role in the formation of organic matter, the origin of life. The study of the birth and evolution of interstellar dust is an important theme in astronomy. The astronomical satellite AKARI’s observation of the supernova 2006jc provided us with new information on interstellar dust. An article by Itsuki SAKON at the website of Japan's Institute of Space and Astronautical Science.
 
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