Yet this was the problem facing him when a capsule returned to earth in 2006 from a probe called Stardust.(然而，當(dāng)2006年一個(gè)太空艙從一個(gè)叫做“星塵”的探測(cè)器回到地球時(shí)，他又一次面對(duì)了這個(gè)問題。)

Finally, I thanked her simply for having sprinkled my life with stardust.(最后，我感謝她，因?yàn)樗谖业纳腥鱿旅烂畹腻谙搿?

Then the Stardust Day cruise suits you perfectly.(那夢(mèng)幻一日完全適合你。)

It was, in other words, a stream of interstellar dust flowing right at our doorstep, and Stardust was sent out to collect.(換句話說一股星際塵埃的洪流正從我們門前流過，星塵號(hào)被派去進(jìn)行采集。)

We live in a vast universe, stardust and light particles floating all throughout, we are existences smaller than these.(我們活在浩瀚的宇宙里，漫天飄灑的宇宙塵埃和星河光塵，我們是比這些還要渺小的存在。)

United's central midfield lacks stardust(曼聯(lián)的中場(chǎng)缺乏創(chuàng)造力)

Q. Why was aerogel used on Stardust?(問：為什么“星辰”要使用氣凝膠呢？)

So, we are all stardust, and it seems reasonable for us to want to know how these elements get formed when stars explode.(所以，我們都是星團(tuán)，這對(duì)我們而言似乎是合理的，我們想知道當(dāng)恒星爆炸時(shí)，這些元素是怎么形成的。)

The first dust particle, also captured by the Stardust experiment, was announced in March.(第一個(gè)塵埃顆粒于三月被公諸于世，也于星團(tuán)實(shí)驗(yàn)中被捕捉到。)

Get the stardust out of your eyes and face reality.(拋棄天真的想法而面對(duì)現(xiàn)實(shí)。)