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Every 33 years, the Tempel-Tuttle comet completes a circle around the sun. As it cuts through space, debris trails are left behind….
Every 33 years, the Tempel-Tuttle comet completes a circle around the sun. As it cuts through space, debris trails are left behind. At a certain point, the Earth finds itself with the dirt left, thanks to its translation movement. When this happens, the…
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