Circular dust formations around the earth and the moon and several structural elements of the dust formation around the sun

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Earth-Moon System, Interplanetary Dust, Micrometeoroids, Stellar Envelopes, Radial Distribution, Satellite Sounding, Solar Atmosphere, Soviet Spacecraft, Spaceborne Experiments

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Reanalysis of the meteoritic experiment of data from Electron-1, Electron-3, HEOS-2, Luna-10, Zond-3 and Venera-2 space probes permits to reveal the circumterrestrial and the circumlunar dust envelopes and to some information on the elements of an analogous circumsolar dust envelope. The meteoric matter is distributed in these envelopes not uniformly but as individual aggregations (clusters) which move around the gravitational centres (the Earth, the Moon and the Sun correspondingly) in more or less stable orbits lying at certain distances form their surfaces.

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