cosmic dust cloud

Definitions

A vast accumulation of gas and microscopic solid particles in interstellar space.

A nebula or region of space containing a high concentration of interstellar matter that obscures light from stars behind it.

Examples

The telescope captured a stunning image of a glowing cosmic dust cloud drifting through the nebula.

Scientists believe that the solar system formed from the collapse of a massive cosmic dust cloud billions of years ago.

Synonyms

nebula interstellar cloud molecular cloud celestial dust dark nebula

Antonyms

vacuum of space empty void clear celestial expanse starless region