Where does dust come from?
It is composed of animal and human dander, skin cells, mold spores, food and plant fibers, insect parts, pollens and particles.
Answered -
Older Answers
Actually most of the dust we find in our homes comes from us! A lot is dead skin cells. ChaCha!
Answered by Andrea M. -
Outdoors, the atmosphere is filled with various kinds of dust, from windblown soil to pollutants. Ash from volcanoes, ocean MORE?
Answered by Melissa C. -
It is estimated that humans lose 30,000 - 40,000 dead skin cells each and every minute. Furniture fabric, bedding, and... MORE?
Answered by Michelle L. -
In the terrestrial neighborhood, they are mostly derived from comets and asteroids. In our neighborhood, plain old dirt particles.
Answered by Jerrold A. -
Ash from volcanoes, ocean salt, pollen and minute bits of decaying organic matter make up outdoor dust, which circulates globally.
Answered by Hannah S. -
Related Questions
-
What year did dust in the wind come out?
Dust In The Wind came out in 1977. Thanks for using ChaCha!
-
Coming from the dust bowl to cali what states would u travel through?
Thanks! We appreciate your comments about GET1.
-
When did the original another one bits the dust come out?
"Another One Bites the Dust" is a song by the English rock ba...
-
What is The Dust Witch's name in the novel Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury?
The Second Witch says "By the pricking of my thumbs, Somethin...
-
What is a group of stars that form when a lot of gas and dust come together known as?
A nebula is a cloud of gas and dust in outer space, visible i...
Comments