comet
కామెట్
definition
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Some explanations for extinctions and evolution include strikes by asteroids or comets .
a celestial object consisting of a nucleus of ice and dust and, when near the sun, a “tail” of gas and dust particles pointing away from the sun.
translation of 'comet'
తోకచుక్క,
ఆకాశం నుంచి కన్పించే చుక్కల్లో ప్రత్యేకమైంది
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The Hawaii researchers observed the 'comet' on July 17 and July 18 and discovered many more fragments.
He saw a 'comet' passing far, far away in the distance from where he made his steps.
A bright 'comet' had appeared on 14 November 1680.
Warming from the sun causes frozen organic compounds on a 'comet' 's surface to sublime, or vaporize.
The spacecraft will orbit the 'comet' 's nucleus.
A 'comet' is discovered and as it comes closer to earth, it becomes apparent it may strike our planet.
A bright 'comet' is a spectacular astronomical event.
The spacecraft's point of view now captures the shadowed side of the 'comet' 's nucleus.
Sometimes, the stresses are strong enough to break off chunks of the 'comet' 's nucleus.
Ease of accessibility is itself a natural resource and opens up the economic possibility of efficient exportation of asteroidal or 'cometary' natural resources to Earth and other exploration targets.
At a distance of one light-week, our solar system is lost in the Sun's glare; even farther out is a collection of 'cometary' objects called the Oort Cloud, depicted as a sphere one light year across.
Such uncertainties make it impossible to predict the mechanical properties of 'cometary' material and the way a comet nucleus would react to a ‘nudge’ to change its trajectory.
The Hubble Space Telescope captured a picture of starlit asteroidal and 'cometary' debris encircling the yellow dwarf star HD 107146.
By studying meteor showers, scientists can learn more about 'cometary' debris, but it is going a step further with its Rosetta comet-chasing mission which will examine a comet at close range.
Rather, they are produced by bits of dusty debris shed by orbiting 'comets' and asteroids.
We have just discussed some of the positive benefits of planetary impact by 'comets' and asteroids.
Dozens of 'comets' are discovered each year as well, many by automated telescopes and spacecraft.
He observed the 'comets' of 1665, and made other astronomical observations, publishing his descriptions of these events.
In particular he showed that 'comets' have a solid nucleus, and that they generate their own light.
There are vast numbers of 'comets' in the solar system, more than there are asteroids, but most lie out of sight beyond Pluto.
Some explanations for extinctions and evolution include strikes by asteroids or 'comets' .
Bombardment by asteroids and 'comets' is an extraterrestrial process that may release huge quantities of water.
Several bright 'comets' streaked across the sky and then disappeared in an instant.
As orbiting 'comets' pass near the sun, intense heat strips them of a layer of dust and ice.
She discovered eight 'comets' , a record by a female astronomer until 1987.
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