- Sun's surface.
Although small sungrazers can
completely evaporate during such a
close approach to the Sun,
larger sungrazers can
survive many perihelion...
- The
Kreutz sungrazers (/ˈkrɔɪts/ KROYTS) are a
family of
sungrazing comets,
characterized by
orbits taking them
extremely close to the Sun at perihelion...
- 96P
sungrazer family is a
small group of
sungrazing comets,
originating from 96P/Macholz comet. It is only
observed by NASA/ESA SOHO (SOlar and Heliospheric...
-
Daniel du Toit, on
December 1945. The
comet is a
member of the
Kreutz sungrazer family. The
comet was
discovered by
Daniel du Toit from the
Harvard College...
- The
Kreutz sungrazers are a
group of
comets descended from the
breakup of a
comet in
about 326 AD. They are
typically traveling less than 2
solar radii...
- System, and disintegrated. The
comet had a
similar orbit to the
Kreutz sungrazers,
which were
created by the
fragmentation of a
large comet in 1106. The...
- The
Eclipse Comet of 1882,
designated as X/1882 K1, was a
Kreutz sungrazer comet that was
spotted during the
solar eclipse of May 17, 1882. It is sometimes...
- Comet) was a
comet that is
thought to
possibly be the
source of the
Kreutz sungrazer family. The
Great Comet was
observed by Aristotle, Ephorus, and Callisthenes...
- text from this source,
which is in the
public domain. "Welcome to
Sungrazer".
sungrazer.nrl.navy.mil.
Retrieved July 18, 2023. This
article incorporates...
- to
originate in the Oort cloud. Many
comet groups, such as the
Kreutz sungrazers,
formed from the
breakup of a
single parent. Some
comets with hyperbolic...
