Keep Cleaning Supplies In Every Room of Your House to Get Motivated to Clean The more frequently you clean, the nicer your house will look. If you can grab a towel and dust while you walk by a shelf, you’ll be more likely to clean as you go than if you have to go digging in the closet downstairs.

How to design a spacesuit that repels sharp lunar dust Dust-repellent fabric designed for spacesuits may have terrestrial applications, too

Scientists Just Created "Neural Dust". It Could Be the Biggest Breakthrough in Keeping You Healthy New wireless sensors no bigger than dust could let thousands of people monitor and reclaim their health over time.

True Grit: Dust Bowl Survivors As the national conversation around climate change heats up, LIFE.com offers rare photos from Oklahoma at the tail-end of the Dust Bowl.

7 Strategies to Keep Dust Under Control in Your House What if we told you that there are seven really simple things you can do that will help keep the levels of dust in your home far lower than they currently are?

7 Strategies to Keep Dust Under Control in Your House Finding ways to keep your home a dust-free zone may seem like an endless battle that will only result in chasing the dust bunnies around your home with a vacuum cleaner to no avail.

Here’s What Your House Dust Reveals About You The gender ratio, the geographic region and the presence of a pet – these are the things that your house dust can reveal about you. In a recent study, researchers surveyed 1,200 homes and found thousands of bacteria and fungi in house dust.

Can Specks of Dust Help Solve Crimes? Call them the dust busters

Astronomers Solve Long-Standing Cosmic Mystery Scientists have long known that "we are made of star stuff" -- or, in other words, cosmic dust. But where all that dust came from, and how it survived, has been ...

Mysterious, dust-filled galaxy seems very mature for its age Looking deep into the universe's past, astronomers have discovered a galaxy that’s surprisingly mature for its age. The star-forming galaxy A1689-zD1, described in the journal Nature, reveals that dust – the stuff we’re made of – might have b Read more ... een able to accumulate much earlie…