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    What comet, first seen in 1973, will not be seen again for 75,000 years?

    Question #52229. Asked by rlaj. (Nov 06 04 7:34 PM)


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    		Kohoutek

    Nov 06 04, 8:01 PM
    peasypod

    		Actually, its orbit was found to be hyperbolic, meaning that Kohoutek is on an escape course from the solar system, never to be seen again.

    [Nov 06 04 9:37 PM] peasypod writes:

    Hey, if Micheal Stipe figured it out, surely NASA must have picked up on it? ;)

    http://www.asklyrics.com/display/R.E.M./Kohoutek_LYRICS/138665.htm

    Nov 06 04, 8:12 PM

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