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Space dust, often fine like smoke, forms from exploding stars or colliding bodies. Over time, it recycles into new stars and solar systems. Previously a nuisance for astronomers, it obscured views of stars and galaxies. However, modern infrared astronomy now reveals details beyond these dust clouds.
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