Comets Seen as Leftovers From Stars
Astrophysicists describe comets as remnants from the birth of the solar system. Kohoutek, a bright new visitor, may be the most observed comet in history as scientists study its nucleus, coma, and tail with a global array of instruments.
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Kohoutek
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Jan Oort
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Fred Whipple
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Lukos Kohoutek
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Susie Mac Says Advice Column Dangers in Hidden Relationships
A worried neighbor warns about a middle aged married man seen with a teen daughter and urges talking with both families before gossip. The response advises notifying the girls’ parents first and avoiding breaches of confidence while offering practical unrelated cooking advice.
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Susie McDouga
Susie McDougal
Susie Mac
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