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Comets have highly elliptical orbits; they come very close to the sun (within the orbit of Mercury), and then they go way out to the edges of the solar system, far beyond even the orbit of Pluto. Because they travel over such a huge distance, it takes them many years to complete an orbit.
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Comets have highly elliptical orbits; they come very close to the sun (within the orbit of Mercury), and then they go way out to the edges of the solar system, far beyond even the orbit of Pluto. Because they travel over such a huge distance, it takes them many years to complete an orbit.
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Los cometas tienen órbitas muy elípticas; vienen muy cerca del sol (dentro de la órbita de Mercurio), y luego se van hasta el borde del sistema solar, más allá de aun la órbita de Plutón. Debido a que viajan una enorme distancia, tardan muchos años en completar una órbita.