cosmic dust

If we even try, they'll blow us into cosmic dust.

She had living memories of a world crashed in cosmic dust.

"Or I could be sifting cosmic dust into your pocket!"

Stars and planets form out of the cosmic dust.

Then, farther out, they unite to form the atoms of cosmic dust.

They could all be cosmic dust for all we know."

He suggests that a cloud of cosmic dust hides the planet from us.

A few of the more peculiar large meteorites also seem to contain cosmic dust.

Our instruments indicated that this sector of space did not contain cosmic dust.

Let's enjoy seeing him and all those intruders turned into cosmic dust."

Here and there swam dark pools of cosmic dust.

His primary research interests include astrobiology, comets, and cosmic dust.

It's staggering to imagine a time when the Earth and its planetary siblings were nothing but cosmic dust.

They set themselves the difficult task of disentangling this cosmic dust from the earthly sort.

A layer of cosmic dust hung over the rocks.

What's denser in the spiral arms is the cosmic dust from which stars are formed.

A Spotty man found him there and brought him to life with his "cosmic dust".

A thin layer of cosmic dust lay over the surface, such as would be found on any airless world.

Beyond, they found a straight depression in the ground filled with flat swirls of cosmic dust.

The beam was still out there but without the cosmic dust compaction it could no longer be observed.

"The great cloud of cosmic dust that surrounds the Birthplace.

No comet tails, no clouds of cosmic dust - nothing.

Drifting through the cosmos, I imagined myself as a substantial but otherwise ordinary species of cosmic dust.

Cosmic dust is split into further types of dust, based on the dust's location.

Bit by bit, the cosmic dust particles began to build up around the positive electrode.