Over thousands of years, a comet makes several circuits around the solar system. Describe how a comet might change after many trips near the sun.
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The gases liberated in the comet's tail are very diffuse. So it takes many trips of a comet about the sun to bleed off a lot of mass, unless the comet passes sufficiently close to the sun (or collides with it or with something else). Eventually the comet would become a much smaller, rocky body, sort of like an asteroid. All the water vapour, methane, and ammonia will have bled off.
The gases liberated in the comet's tail are very diffuse. So it takes many trips of a comet about the sun to bleed off a lot of mass, unless the comet passes sufficiently close to the sun (or collides with it or with something else). Eventually the comet would become a much smaller, rocky body, sort of like an asteroid. All the water vapour, methane, and ammonia will have bled off.
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The gases liberated in the comet's tail are very diffuse. So it takes many trips of a comet about the sun to bleed off a lot of mass, unless the comet passes sufficiently close to the sun (or collides with it or with something else). Eventually the comet would become a much smaller, rocky body, sort of like an asteroid. All the water vapour, methane, and ammonia will have bled off.
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