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Lecture week 5 File

... What are comets? • Comets are lumps of ice and dust that periodically come into the center of the solar system from somewhere in its outer reaches • Some comets make repeated trips. • When comets get close enough to the Sun, heat makes them start to evaporate. • Jets of gas and dust form long tails ...
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... • Meteoroid: small chuck of rock in space – Like an asteroid but smaller – Asteroid generally larger than one hundred meters across • Meteor: the brief flash of light caused by a meteoroid when it enters the Earth’s atmosphere, and produces a fiery trail across the night sky – The glowing is the res ...
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... • Meteoroid: small chuck of rock in space – Like an asteroid but smaller – Asteroid generally larger than one hundred meters across • Meteor: the brief flash of light caused by a meteoroid when it enters the Earth’s atmosphere, and produces a fiery trail across the night sky – The glowing is the res ...
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