Infrared emission from interplanetary dust.

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Dec 1989

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IAU Symposium No. 135: Interstellar dust: contributed papers, p. 469 - 470

Computer Science

Interplanetary Dust: Infrared Radiation

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The infrared sky is dominated on large scales by emission from interplanetary dust, which produces the Zodiacal Emission, and interstellar dust. These two components of the infrared background differ in angular and spectral distribution, allowing the two to be separated easily in some places. The author describes the method of determining the emission from interplanetary dust near the Earth's orbit, and compares the results to predictions for realistic materials with the interplanetary size distribution measured in situ.

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