The Out of Ecliptic Distribution of Interplanetary Dust and Its Relation to Other Bodies in the Solar System

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Jan 1995

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Earth, Moon, and Planets, Volume 68, Issue 1-3, pp. 419-426

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We discuss the out-of-ecliptic component of the interplanetary dust cloud and its relation to the other small bodies in the solar system. The determination of the mass loss of comets, so far is quite uncertain and doesn't allow a finite study of the mass input to the dust cloud. However it is shown, that the dust particles in the inner solar system, i.e. within the earth orbit are most probable produced from a collisional evolution of larger, meteoroid, fragments of cometary origin. A further component of interstellar dust is especially important in the outer solar system and perhaps for the collisional evolution of the small bodies.

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