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What is. comet atmosphere?
the Halley's comet does not have atmosphere
What is the composition of the atmosphere on a comet?
A comet has no atmosphere.
Does a comet have an atmosphere?
Comets do not have atmospheres in the same way that planets do. Instead, they have a thin envelope of gas and dust, called a coma, that forms as the comet gets closer to the Sun and begins to heat up. This coma can extend hundreds of thousands of kilometers from the comet's nucleus.
What is a meteriod that has reached earth's atmosphere?
comet
Does a comet burn when it enters the earth atmosphere?
Yes, a comet experiences intense heating and friction as it enters Earth's atmosphere, causing it to burn and create a bright streak of light known as a meteor or shooting star. This process is due to the extreme speed at which the comet is traveling through the atmosphere.
What is The cloudy atmosphere of a comet?
The nebulous halo around the nucleus of the comet is called the "Coma" ...The stream of dust and gas that extends away from the comet is called the"Tail".
How big does a comet have to be to make it throuhg the atmosphere?
About the size of Texas.
How can you differentiate a meteor from a comet when you viewed from earth?
The meteor is in the atmosphere and is only visible for seconds to minutes. The comet is much further away outside the atmosphere and can be observed for weeks to many months.
Where is Halley's comet going to crash?
A Comet is a body in perpetual orbit. A Meteorite is a body which enters the Earth's atmosphere. It is unlikely that Halley's Comet will ever crash into the Earth.
What part of a comet is formed due to melting of the comet by the sun's energy?
The coma of a comet is formed due to melting of the comet's nucleus by the Sun's energy. This creates a cloud of gas and dust that surrounds the nucleus and forms the visible atmosphere of the comet.
What prooduces a streak of light as it enters earths atmosphere?
A meteor or comet
What is a comet that broke into Earths atmosphere?
I assume you mean "Meteor" and "Meteorites"
