By: Myranda Shifflett

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What there made of

Cosmic snowDirt

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(Roughly the size of a small town)

Comets shine when two comets crush into each other. They also come from the Kuiper Belt and the Oort cloud.

Did you know?

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My favorite comet is Halley’s comet

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Cool facts about Halley’s cometHalley’s comet was first seen by Mr.

Halley. It appeared in the 1910 and 1986. Spaceships journeyed to the center of Halley’s comet. This comet continues to return, gravity from other things in the solar system will affect the orbit of the comet. Scientist believe Haley’s comet has been around for 10 billion years

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Haley’s comet in spaceNeptune

Uranussaturn

Jupiter Mars

Earth

Halley’s comet

Comets melt when they get closer into the solar system

Just like a

snowman

melting in the

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Comets were consider to cause bad luck if seen in certain countries, meaning the death if a king or a significant military defeat.

Are they bad luck or good luck?

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Are they bad or good luck?Comets also were good luck to

villagers if seen causing fertility and more food.

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Cool Comet facts!

Comets travel along and pick up debris and get bigger and it travels along in space

Comets can travel up to 20000 miles per SECOND!!

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Color is ?Comets color is like a baby blue or a

dark blue, at the end its purple and red-ish.

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Sun interacting? When comets cross the sun it heats

up and forms into a giant glowing head, its larger than most planets.

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The is no answer. But it depends on how the mass and composition is, and how close it orbits to the sun or Jupiter. The farther out it orbits goes the longer the comet will survive , which means when the further out it goes it will freeze more solidly and last longer than normal comets which orbit the sun or Jupiter. In other wise, it basically depends on how close and far away the comet is.

Check these websites out

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Livescience.com Nasa.gov Kidsastromny.com Edinformatics.com Askkids.com

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