I heard that the orbit of the Comet 45P is approaching the Earth again, and not many people are excited. Humans saw it at the end of 2016 and it got a title: "New Year Comet." This name makes the news about the cosmic traveler more interesting, but another detail has aroused people's interest: the Comet 45P dazzles the audience and presents a bright blue! "Why is it blue?" people asked. One answer, "Because it is very sad."
Ok, no, this is a stupid reason. A comet, a massive explosion of violent explosions [probably supernovae] into space, has become a driving force. The material components, water, soil, rocks and gases fuse into solids, and as the mass passes permanently through the cryogenic space, the water partially turns into ice. Before the comet enters our solar system, humans do not perceive the tail [the trace of debris] on the comet. There, I learned that the sun affects the comet, illuminates its tail and heats the ice in quality to release the gas.
A gas, carbon monoxide, is blue. This explanation makes sense, except that astronomers occasionally observe a blue comet while crossing their field of study in the universe. These observations of comets occur outside of us and any other solar system. So maybe the Comet 45P is sad after all. Whatever the reason, a comet, also known as a "meteor" [because it looks like a piece of marble moving like marble in the scattering of marble], it won't end its orbit until it hits another Solid, this is of concern to us, astronomers pay special attention to any comet that is close to our solar system.
We tend to see Blue Comet every 5.25 years, so look for it again in the first quarter of 2022. It feels good to see it. Marvel at its blue, whatever the reason, thank God for passing our solid matter [the Earth]. If it doesn't, we will all be sad. #Tag1writer
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