You might think of the proposed Oort Cloud as a sort of "comet belt". Jan Oort's theory is that all comets will exhaust their volatile mass and fall apart or collide with a planet. The solar system has been in existence for 4.5 billion years, and no comet could possibly survive so long. And yet we still see comets!
Oort proposed a "cloud" of cometary material in very distant orbits far beyond the orbits of Neptune. Occasional near collisions or interactions with other objects might disturb some objects by their mutual gravitational attraction, and periodically a object would fall into the inner solar system as a comet.
There was even a theory that there might be a large unknown planet out there somewhere, which would somehow fling large numbers of cometary bodies like birdshot into the inner solar system. The name of the proposed planet was to be "Nemesis".
That is what American Sportworks numbers the Comet belt. The Comet Industries belt is available in the related link.
the asteroid belt is safe for now long as there ere rouge comets comet comet clos to the belt
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Comet like asteroids.
asteroid belt
No. The belt is a region of the outer solar system similar to the asteroid belt where millions of comets orbit.
Usually a collection of bodies that orbit around a star. Our solar system consists of a rocky planet belt, an asteroid belt, a gas giant belt, a comet belt, and then a comet cloud, all of which fall under the influence of our star's gravity and orbit periodically.
most comets travel near the oort belt.
Ceres is a dwarf planet, the only one located in the asteroid belt.
No. Halley's Comet barely gets past the orbit of Neptune, and not by much. It is well short of reaching into the Kuiper Belt.
They come from the outer reaches of space.
The correct answer is comet!