HALLEY'S COMET
A comet is an object that travels around the sun leaving a bright
trail behind. For more than two thousand years, the return of Halley's
Comet has been observed and recorded on Earth every 76 years. Its
1986 visit, however, was the first time that humans took a close look at its nucleus.
comet
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kuyrukluyıldız
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observed
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gözlemlemek
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object
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Nesne
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record
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Kayıt etmek
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travels
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Seyahat etmek
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however
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-e rağmen
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around
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Etrafında
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close look
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Yakından bakmak
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bright
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parlak
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nucleus
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Çekirdek, nüve
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trail
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iz
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One spacecraft went within a
few hundred kilometres of the nucleus. Two Soviet craft, Vega 1 and Vega 2, came within 10,000 km of the nucleus on
March 6th and March 9th; and the European Space Agency's Giotto space probe passed within 600 km of Halley's Comet on March 14th.
spacecraft
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uzay gemisi
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space probe
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uzaydan bilgi gönderen uydu
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within
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İçinde, dahilinde
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passed
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geçti
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craft
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gemi, uçak
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Pioneer Venus Orbiter found that
the cloud of gases and dust which make up the tail spread over
a region about 20,000,000 km across,
15 times larger than the Sun. Scientists also discovered that the comet was losing
about ten metres of material from its surface
every orbit, suggesting a lifetime of about only 1 ,000 orbits -
in about 100,000 years it will disappear.
cloud of gases
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Gaz bulutu
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losing
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kaybetme
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dust
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toz
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about
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yaklaşık
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make up
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oluşturmak
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surface
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yüzey
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tail
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kuyruk
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suggest
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önermek, fikir vermek
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spread
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yaymak
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lifetime
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ömür
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across
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Karşıdan karşıya
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disappear
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yok olmak, gözden kaybolmak
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discovered
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keşfetti
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