Do space stations/space shuttles get dusty? Does dust happen in space?

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07-13-2008, 08:35 PM

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Do space stations/space shuttles get dusty? Does dust happen in space?

I'm watching Mission to Mars and I was wondering if space shuttles or space stations get dusty. Do the astronauts have to clean? They go around with a swiffer or anything? How do they clean the windows, wouldn't the windex or water or whatever go everywhere because the lack of gravity? Thanks
So do they have to clean the space station/space shuttle? I mean any vacuuming or surface cleaning?

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