The sun creates a tail on a comet because of solar radiation and solar wind on the nucleus of the comet. A comet is an icy body that is seen when it passes close to the sun.
a comet
A comet halo is a fuzzy, diffuse region of glowing gas and dust that surrounds the nucleus of a comet. It is typically visible when the comet is close to the sun and is heated, causing the gas and dust to glow and create a bright halo effect around the nucleus.
Solar wind - i.e., particles coming from the Sun.
A comet is an object that comes close to the sun in a highly elliptical orbit but can also be found far from the sun in its journey through space. Comets are composed of ice, dust, and rock, and as they approach the sun, they develop a glowing coma and tail due to the heat.
it is a comet that comes super close to the sun. Or that collides with it and disinagrates.
a comet
The sun creates a tail on a comet because of solar radiation and solar wind on the nucleus of the comet. A comet is an icy body that is seen when it passes close to the sun.
A comet (a dirty snowball) is a mix of ice, dirt and rock. It orbits is a wide oval coming closest to the sun at it's perigee It's apogee is it's farthest point. As a comet comes close to the sun, the ice sublimates (turns directly from ice into steam). When a comet comes closest to the sun the tail is largest.
It is called a comet. The tail is formed out of gases and particles as it melts on its path round the Sun.
It is called a comet. The tail is formed out of gases and particles as it melts on its path round the Sun.
A comet
As a comet nears the sun, a tail forms from the solar wind blowing off dust particles from the comet. The tail lengthens as the solar wind intensifies and the comet approaches closer and closer. In some cases, comets have been known to collide with the sun, fragment, or completely burn away due to the sun.
The comet enters the sun's orbit with a constant velocity.
Comet ISON disintegrated after passing too close to the sun.
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Halley's Comet is still orbiting the Sun. It was close to Earth in 1986.