When a Comet Doesn’t Come Back
January 17, 2026
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as posted by the channelNot all comets are created equal. Some arrive on closed, repeating paths. Others come in on open trajectories…one pass through the inner solar system, then gone forever.
That difference matters. A parabolic orbit means a visitor from deep space. An elliptical orbit means debris left behind… and repeat encounters.
Earth crosses one of those debris streams twice a year…late June and again in late October. The result isn’t random. It determines *when* meteors appear, *where* they come from, and *how often* the sky lights up.
Celestial mechanics leave patterns. The question is whether anyone is paying attention.
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