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AL2006

The shapes of the planetary orbits are all slightly slightly slightly eccentric
ellipses.  If you saw a drawing of
the orbit of any planet on paper, you
couldn't tell the difference from
a perfect circle.

Most COMETs, on the other hand, have very squashed,
greatly elongated
orbits. When they're out, they go way way out, and
when they're in, they
can be closer to the Sun than Mercury is.

Haileyjannicke12345

C: Spheres because it orbits arounds

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