The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
(not more than three names). Later, a permanent
designation is decided upon that includes the year,
followed by a Roman numeral in the order of
perihelion passage. Periodic comets often bear the
names of their discoverers or occasionally of the
individual who computes the orbit. The famous
Halley's comet received its name because of Halley's
important prediction of its return in 1759.
The head of a comet often appears as a stellar
nucleus surrounded by a fuzzy coma, which may
extend for more than 100,000 kilometers. Most
comets appear or become visible somewhere
between the orbits of Jupiter and Mars, become
brilliant and spectacular in the approach to the Sun,
and show a rapid decrease in brightness as they
recede from the Sun. During their departure, few are
observed beyond 3 A.U.. Comets have long been a
sign or believed to be an indication of powerful events
soon to occur on Earth.
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