Red and yellow areas depict high concentrations of galactic dust in our solar system. During limited solar activity (top picture) most interstellar dust can be found above or below the Sun, while at the solar maximum (bottom picture) the dust is concentrated close to the Sun in the plane of the planets orbits. Credit: ESA

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