Dust Dynamics

Dust dynamics refers to the study of how dust particles move and interact in various environments, such as in the atmosphere, on surfaces, or in space. Factors like air or water currents, gravity, temperature, and electrostatic forces influence how dust is distributed and behaves. Understanding dust dynamics is important for various fields, including ecology, climate science, and health, as dust can impact air quality, weather patterns, and even contribute to phenomena like storms. By studying these particles, scientists can better grasp their effects on the environment and human health.