Comet - Law Dictionary Search Results
Bielas comet
move in its orbit and may be fragments of the comet
Comet
a very great distance from it at its aphelion A comet commonly consists of three parts the nucleus the envelope or
Predict
as to predict misfortune to predict the return of a comet
Planet
a moderate degree of eccentricity It is distinguished from a comet by the absence of a coma and by having a
Perseid
from the constellation Perseus They are probably fragments of Swifts comet 1862 III
Period
the period of the sun or the earth or a comet
Perihelion
That point of the orbit of a planet or comet which is nearest to the sun opposed to aphelion
Perigee
of bodies not orbiting the earth such as of a comet a planet etc Called also epigee epigeum
Nucleal
nuclear fibrils of a cell the nuclear part of a comet etc
Cometic
Relating to a comet
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