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interplanetary dust

/ˌɪntərˈplænɪtəri dʌst/

Traducción: Material particulado fino presente en el espacio entre los planetas, originado por cometas, asteroides y colisiones de cuerpos celestes.

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/ˌɪntərˈplænɪtəri dʌst/C1formalscientific
  • esMaterial particulado fino presente en el espacio entre los planetas, originado por cometas, asteroides y colisiones de cuerpos celestes.

Fine particulate matter found in space between planets, originating from comets, asteroids, and collisions of celestial bodies.

  1. Cosmic particles in spaceC1formal

    Small particles of solid matter, typically less than a millimeter in size, that exist in the space between planets within a solar system.

    espolvo interplanetario

    • Interplanetary dust is often the source of meteor showers when it enters Earth's atmosphere.
    • The spacecraft collected samples of interplanetary dust to analyze their composition.
    • Telescopes can detect the faint glow of sunlight reflecting off interplanetary dust.