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Halley's Comet to Return in 2061, Completing Its 76-Year Solar Orbit

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Halley's Comet is set to make its closest approach to the Sun in July 2061, following its last appearance in 1986. The iconic comet completes one full orbit around the Sun roughly every 76 years, with its subsequent visit projected for 2134. Even in its absence, the comet leaves a visible legacy — its debris trail gives rise to the Eta Aquarids and Orionids meteor showers each year. Scientists are planning future missions to study the comet's composition and internal structure when it returns. The upcoming visit is expected to offer valuable new insights into one of the solar system's most well-known celestial objects.

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