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• Comet
  ...00 km long. Examples include [[Halley's Comet]] and the [[Tago-Sato-Kosaka Comet]]. ...leus]], the first time in history that this had been achieved. ''[[Philae (comet lander)|Philae]]'' sent back data for three days as it probed the surface o
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• Comet lander
  #REDIRECT [[Philae (comet lander)]]
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• Comet/Definition
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• Comet/Bibliography
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• Comet (goldfish)
  | Name = Comet ...as very little how-to information. <br>For an in depth tutorial, see our [[Comet (goldfish)/Tutorials|guide]]''</center>
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• Comet/Related Articles
  {{r|Comet nucleus}} {{r|Halley's Comet}}}}
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• Comet (goldfish)/Bibliography
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• Comet (goldfish)/Tutorials
  The Comet requires plenty of swimming room and is capable of swimming very fast over
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• Comet/External Links
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• Philae (comet lander)
  ...16th January 2014.</ref> which landed on the [[comet nucleus|nucleus of a comet]] on 12th November 2014, the first time in history that this had been achie ...omet orbiter)|Rosetta]]'' spacecraft, which took up a position in orbit of comet [[67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko]] prior to releasing the lander.
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• Comet (goldfish)/Definition
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• Philae (comet lander)/Definition
  ...}</noinclude>European Space Agency device which landed on the nucleus of a comet on 12th November 2014; sent with the Rosetta orbiter on 2nd March 2004.
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• Comet (goldfish)/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Comet Shubunkin}}
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• Philae (comet lander)/External Links
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• Philae (comet lander)/Related Articles
  {{r|Comet}} {{r|Rosetta (comet orbiter)}}
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• Comet/Related Articles
  {{r|Comet nucleus}} {{r|Halley's Comet}}}}
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• Philae (comet lander)/Related Articles
  {{r|Comet}} {{r|Rosetta (comet orbiter)}}
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• Comet
  ...00 km long. Examples include [[Halley's Comet]] and the [[Tago-Sato-Kosaka Comet]]. ...leus]], the first time in history that this had been achieved. ''[[Philae (comet lander)|Philae]]'' sent back data for three days as it probed the surface o
  856 bytes (132 words) - 15:36, 18 August 2020
• Philae (comet lander)
  ...16th January 2014.</ref> which landed on the [[comet nucleus|nucleus of a comet]] on 12th November 2014, the first time in history that this had been achie ...omet orbiter)|Rosetta]]'' spacecraft, which took up a position in orbit of comet [[67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko]] prior to releasing the lander.
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• Comet lander
  #REDIRECT [[Philae (comet lander)]]
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• Rosetta lander
  #REDIRECT [[Philae (comet lander)]]
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• Comet (goldfish)
  | Name = Comet ...as very little how-to information. <br>For an in depth tutorial, see our [[Comet (goldfish)/Tutorials|guide]]''</center>
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• Comet/Bibliography
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• Oort cloud/Definition
  ...ng orbits, beyond the [[Kuiper belt]] - occasionally perturbed to become [[comet]]s
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• Astronomy/Definition
  ...d processes in the observable [[universe]], e.g. [[star]]s, [[planet]]s, [[comet]]s or [[asteroid]]s.
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• Shubunkin/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Comet (goldfish)}} {{rpl|Comet Shubunkin}}
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• Nymph (goldfish)/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Comet (goldfish)}} {{rpl|Comet Shubunkin}}
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• Common Goldfish/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Comet (goldfish)}} {{rpl|Comet Shubunkin}}
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• Bubble-eye Goldfish/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Comet (goldfish)}} {{rpl|Comet Shubunkin}}
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• Philae (comet lander)/Definition
  ...}</noinclude>European Space Agency device which landed on the nucleus of a comet on 12th November 2014; sent with the Rosetta orbiter on 2nd March 2004.
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• Near-Earth object/Definition
  Solar System object, such as a small comet or asteroid, whose orbit brings it into close proximity with the Earth, or
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• Philae (disambiguation)
  {{r|Philae (comet lander)}}
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• Charles Messier
  ...of [[Saturn]] and the 1761 transit of [[Venus]], his great love remained [[comet|comets]], of which he discovered 21. As a result of his dealings with other Because his search for [[comet|comets]] was continually being thwarted by the existence of 'fixed' cloudli
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• Comet (goldfish)/Tutorials
  The Comet requires plenty of swimming room and is capable of swimming very fast over
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• Aquarius
  ...ects that are on the list of comet-like "nebulae" catalogued by the French comet hunter [[Charles Messier]]. They are the [[globular cluster]]s [[NGC 7089]]
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