NASA NTRS · 19740011344
Dust Storms in Space?
Abstract
Primarily from the Pioneer 8 and 9 results, it is concluded that the flux of picogram sized dust particles near the earth's orbit has been constant to within the observational limits over three years of observation. In particular, since dust streams are not observed, they cannot explain microphone detected events. However, the possibility of rare events due to dust blown directly off a cometary nucleus (such as that reported for Comet Bennett) cannot be completely ruled out.
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Roosen, R. G., Berg, O. E., Farlow, N. H.. 1973-01-01. Dust Storms in Space?. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740011344
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