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I am Shoemaker-Levy 9 Comet. I am a comet that collided with Jupiter in 1994. My name was given in 1993. I was named by Carolyn and Eugene Shoemaker, and David Levy. My name came from my discoverers, Carolyn

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As objects, moving across the sky in a irregular fashion and leaving behind traces of light, comets have been an intriguing topic to modern man for ages. They belong to the family of celestial bodies that

As objects, moving across the sky in a irregular fashion and leaving behind traces of light, comets have been an intriguing topic to modern man for ages. They belong to the family of celestial bodies that

Credit : From NASA From modern photographs, one can easily get acquainted with the variety of forms of comets and trace the changes in these forms, which makes it possible to call comets celestial chameleons

SHOOTING STARS IN UK WHAT IS HAPPENING EXPLANATION Meteor Shower & Shooting stars Footage Want to know why this is happening? WHATS REALLY HAPPENING WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO ⁣ The fun part welcome to

The asteroid that behaves like a comet. Souce Asteroids are remnants of the formation of planets or fragments product of cosmic collisions, there are millions of them and most of them circle the sun peacefully

This tiny video introduces a large corner of the field of astrobiology: Comets! How, you ask? Watch the video, I respond! ▶️ 3Speak

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Comet here. Comet there. No! Cometh here!

Comet Neowise makes 7,000 year return trip to solar system.

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Can there be any other word to describe a large comet in all its glory. No wonder people of past ages marveled and wondered. Since ancient times, comets have fascinated sky-watchers, who often considered

This is what a cometary outburst looks like. Rather explosive! The animation below covers 3 days, each image in the sequence 3 hours apart. This is the most complete and detailed observation to date of