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Halley's Comet's last appearance was in 1986, and its average period of revolution around the Sun is 76 years. But it turns out that the gravitational pull of the giant planets creates variations in that period of up to a few years (so the time between successive appearances isn't always exactly 76 years). Its next appearance should be in 2061.

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you will see Hailey's comet in 76 years that's when it is seen

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Most recently seen in 1985 and 1986, the comet will make another appearance in 2061, and roughly every 76 years thereafter.

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In the year 2061. Please note every year several other comets come near the Sun, some of which can be seen with the naked eye.

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The Haileys comet will be seen in 2090!!

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2061

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