The Simulations and Observations of the Cosmic Dust

Authors

  • Penghua Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/p4dqr068

Keywords:

Cosmic dust, Observation, Simulation, interstellar dust, stardust.

Abstract

As a matter of fact, researches in cosmic dust are useful to astronomy observations and the analysis of the history of the galaxies due to its optical properties and grains’ structure. Thanks to the theoretical development as well as the upgrade of the state-of-art detectors, various novel results have been obtained. With this in mind, this study will systematically analyze the known special properties of cosmic dust as well as the observations based on the advanced facilities and simulations methods based on the state-of-art models of it. To be specific, the simulation principle and recent observations will be demonstrated. According to the analysis, this study will present the evaluations for limitations as well as clear up the researches process and propose future outlooks about the use of the results of the observations and simulations of the cosmic dust. Overall, these results shed light on guiding further exploration of analysis of cosmic dust.

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Published

15-12-2023