Stardust

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Stardust may refer to several concepts:

In space and aviation:

Stardust (spacecraft), a comet coma sample return spacecraft
Star Dust (aeroplane), a British airliner that vanished in 1947

In music:

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, a 1972 album by David Bowie
Stardust (song), a 1927 jazz-pop song by Hoagy Carmichael
Stardust (album), a record album by Willie Nelson
Stardust (band), a House music group that released the club song "Music Sounds Better With You"

In books and film:

Stardust (book), an illustrated novel by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess

*Stardust (film), the film adaptation of the above book

Stardust (1990 book), a 1990 novel by Robert B. Parker

Stardust (1974 movie), a film about a rock star, starring David Essex, also the title track composed for the movie, later covered by Martin Gore

In comics:

Stardust (comic-book character), a fictional superheroine appearing in the Femforce comic, published by AC Comics
Stardust (comics), a Herald to Galactus in Marvel comics

In computers:

Stardust (game), a shoot 'em up computer game
Stardust virus - A computer virus, officially named StarOffice.Stardust.A at [Viruslist.com], that is written in StarBasic and targets the word processors in the OpenOffice.org and StarOffice office suites

It may also refer to:

Stardust Resort & Casino, a casino and hotel on the Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada
A colloquial name for the drug cocaine
Stardust Disaster, a fire which killed 48 people on Valentine's Day 1981 in a Dublin nightclub
*Stardust, a 2006 RTÉ documentary about the same
Stardust (magazine), a popular Indian film magazine

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