Swirling masses of fine particles suspended in the air, dust clouds form from soil erosion, industrial processes, or cosmic events. They impact climate, air quality, and visibility. Meteorologists track them for forecasting, while environmental agencies monitor health risks. Construction and agriculture industries manage them for safety, and astronomers study interstellar varieties to understand planetary formation.
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