Everyday Science
A comet’s tail always points:
towards the sun
towards the North-East
towards the South-East
Away from sun
Away from sun
A comet’s tail always points away from the sun due to the combined effects of solar radiation pressure, which shapes the dust tail, and the solar wind’s magnetic influence on the ion tail. This fascinating celestial phenomenon highlights the intricate interplay between the forces shaping our solar system.
Away from sun A comet’s tail always points away from the sun due to the combined effects of solar radiation pressure, which shapes the dust tail, and the solar wind’s magnetic influence on the ion tail. This fascinating celestial phenomenon highlights the intricate interplay between the forces shaping our solar system.
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