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Meaning of stardust
The primary meaning of the word "stardust" refers to the cosmic particles or dust that originate from stars.
Etymology of stardust
The word "stardust" has its origins in the late 19th century, derived from the combination of "star" and "dust".
The term gained popularity in the early 20th century with the discovery of cosmic dust and the understanding of its composition and origin.
Synonyms
cosmic dust
space dust
celestial dust
interstellar dust
asteroid dust
comet dust
meteorite dust
planetary dust
galactic dust
universal dust
astral dust
sidereal dust
nebular dust
stardust particles
cosmic particles
space particles
celestial particles
interstellar particles
asteroid particles
comet particles
meteorite particles
planetary particles
galactic particles
universal particles
astral particles
sidereal particles
nebular particles
Definitions
- The word "stardust" is defined by Oxford Languages as the remains of dead stars, including elements such as carbon, nitrogen, and iron, which are found in space and can be incorporated into new stars, planets, and other celestial objects.
- * It can also refer to the dust and particles that are ejected into space when a star explodes or dies.
Usage Examples
- The astronauts collected samples of stardust from the comet's tail to study its composition.
- * The poet's words were like stardust, shining brightly in the vast expanse of literature.
- * The stardust in the universe is made up of elements forged in the hearts of stars.