Cosmic Dust 3 Print

The Cosmic Dust collection is primarily born from the winds of evolved stars or supernova explosions. Astronomers can categorize dust based on where they see it. The first category is dust between galaxies, known as intergalactic dust. The second is in the space between stars within galaxies, or interstellar dust. Cosmic dust represents a valuable source of material for evaluation of the composition and characteristics of objects throughout the solar system. Just like emotions, the cosmic dust carriers within information about inter-planetary dynamics. Cosmic dust, a wonder to behold, A cosmic debris, that's often untold. It's a remnant of the stars, that once shone bright, A cosmic memory, that's forever in sight. In the vast expanse of space, it floats and drifts, A cosmic reminder, of the stars that once existed. For in the cosmic dust, there's a story to be told, A cosmic history, that's forever old. It's a reminder of the birth of the stars, A cosmic dance, that's beyond our earthly bars. For in the cosmic dust, there's a beauty to be found, A cosmic wonder, that's forever profound. As it travels through the cosmos, it takes on new form, A cosmic chameleon, that's never the norm. For in its cosmic journey, it's shaped and formed, A cosmic artist, that's forever adorned. And when it settles on a new planet or moon, It becomes a part of the landscape, like a cosmic boon. For in its presence, there's a beauty to behold, A cosmic gift, that's forever untold. So take a moment, and look up at the sky, And marvel at the cosmic dust, as it passes by. For in its presence, there's a wonder to be found, A cosmic reminder, that's forever profound. * Poem generated with ChatGPT