n.(天赋很高的名人似乎拥有的)魔力，星尘(远离地球的恒星，在夜空中看似明亮尘埃)

Stardust is the remnants of exploded stars, scattered across the universe.
星尘是爆炸星体的残余物，散布在整个宇宙中。
The comet's tail glimmered with stardust as it streaked across the night sky.
彗星的尾巴在夜空中划过时闪烁着星尘的光芒。
Scientists believe that the building blocks of life on Earth might have originated from stardust.
科学家认为地球生命的基石可能源自星尘。
In the vast expanse of the cosmos, stardust weaves a tapestry of creation and destruction.
在浩瀚的宇宙中，星尘编织着创造与毁灭的织锦。
The poet compared her lover's eyes to pools of stardust, shimmering with celestial beauty.
诗人将她爱人的双眼比作星尘之湖，闪耀着天上的美丽。
Stardust particles, collected by space missions, offer insights into the history of our galaxy.
太空任务收集到的星尘粒子为我们揭示了银河系的历史。
As the spaceship soared through the void, it brushed against stardust, leaving a trail of brilliance behind.
宇宙飞船穿越虚空时，擦过星尘，留下一道耀眼的轨迹。
The astronomer explained how stardust condenses to form new stars and planets.
天文学家解释了星尘如何凝聚成新的恒星和行星。
In the ancient mythology, stardust was believed to possess magical powers, granting wishes to those who caught it.
在古老的神话中，人们相信星尘拥有神奇的力量，能实现抓住它的人的愿望。
The artist used stardust in her painting, capturing the ethereal beauty of the universe on canvas.
艺术家用星尘作画，将宇宙的超凡之美定格在画布上。