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Zodiacal Light: A Probe of the Properties and Evolution of Interplanetary Dust

D. W. Schuerman, J. L. Weinberg

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Abstract A brief discussion is presented on the use of zodiacal light observations to derive information on the optical and physical properties of interplanetary dust and its spatial distribution.

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Abstract A brief discussion is presented on the use of zodiacal light observations to derive information on the optical and physical properties of interplanetary dust and its spatial distribution.

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Abstract A brief discussion is presented on the use of zodiacal light observations to derive information on the optical and physical properties of interplanetary dust and its spatial distribution.

Key concepts: Zodiacal light, Interplanetary dust cloud, Astrobiology, Interplanetary medium, Interplanetary spaceflight, Astronomy, Environmental science, Solar System

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