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The 52 pages that link to Comet, each with the reason it gives.

• Late Heavy BombardmentNarrower topic: Comets from the outer Solar System are another proposed source of early impactors.

• Edmond HalleyNarrower topic: The object Halley tracked belongs to this broader class of icy bodies.

• Oort cloudNarrower topic: An inward-moving cloud object can develop the coma and tail characteristic of comets.

• Comet nucleusNarrower topic: The nucleus is the solid central body of the larger cometary phenomenon.

• Interstellar objectNarrower topic: Cometary activity on 2I/Borisov allows comparison with familiar Solar System comets.

• Halley's CometNarrower topic: Halley's Comet belongs to this class of icy bodies.

• Comet Shoemaker–Levy 9Narrower topic: Shoemaker–Levy 9 was a comet whose volatile material helped produce conspicuous impact phenomena.

• Maria MitchellNarrower topic: Mitchell’s 1847 discovery was a comet, observed as it moved against the stars.

• Comet Hale–BoppNarrower topic: Hale–Bopp’s coma and tails formed as sunlight heated its icy nucleus.

• Comet HyakutakeNarrower topic: Hyakutake is one instance of this class of active icy bodies.

• Hills cloudNarrower topic: The cloud was proposed to explain the supply of comets arriving from great distances.

• 2060 ChironNarrower topic: Chiron links the study of centaurs to comet behavior and volatile loss.

• Maria Margaretha KirchNarrower topic: The object Kirch identified was a comet, whose changing position distinguishes it from fixed stars.