Tails, not trials. They're called comets, and their "tails" form when the comet gets near the sun, vaporizing away some of the ice.
Well, Ice beam for a Choice Specs Cresselia and Icy Wind for a Cresselia with high stats on defense
You would not have any particular weight "on" the Kuiper belt because it is not an object you can land on. The Kuiper belt is a region of the solar system that contains a collection of icy objects. You could potentially land on some of these objects, but you weight on them would vary depending on their size and mass. Some are too small to have noticeable gravity. The most massive of them, Eris, has about 8.4% of Earth's gravity.
yes in the indian ocean
it is easy to fall on a icy day because the ground is very slippy and our shoes dont always have good enouhg grips for the ice.
They had landed in icy winter conditions and did not want to stay.
They are called comets.
That description could fit any number of bodies in the solar system, but generally "asteroid" might be closest. Other more distant objects such as comets or Kuiper Belt Objects would tend to be more icy than rocky.
Usually comets are icy as that is why you see the icy trail, but asteroids can be icy too.
Small icy bodies are located in the solar system where they orbit the sun.
Comets
icy objects travel around the sun
a comet
Pluto, now no longer considered a planet, is part of a collection of icy objects called the Kuiper Belt, which orbit the sun beyond Neptune. Beyond the Kuiper belt are a few object scattered into extremely large orbits. The most notable of these is an object called Sedna. Beyond Sedna there may be an even larger collection of icy objects called the Oort Cloud.
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comets.
comets.
an Oort Cloud