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C/2026 A1 comet brighter than Venus to be visible to naked eye: When and where ...
The Economic Times 25 Feb 2026
C/2026 A1 comet. Astronomers are tracking a newly discovered comet, C/2026 A1 ...
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The Independence Examiner
24 Feb 2026
Kansas City Comets hang on to complete sweep of Utica City FC
By Karl Zinke karl.zinke@examiner.net Kansas City Comets ...
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Midland Daily News
24 Feb 2026
Prep Roundup: Comets win district opener
Prep Roundup. Comets win district opener .
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Detienen a dos personas por cometer casi una decena de robos en interiores de veh�culos ...
Europa Press 24 Feb 2026
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Kansas City Comets bring back legends on Retro Night — including KC Current staple
Kansas City Star 24 Feb 2026
There was an impressive list of visitors for the Kansas City Comets’ last home win ... .
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St Albans Messenger
23 Feb 2026
Essex edges BFA-St. Albans; Emma Harrison leads Comets with 33 points
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Comet to shine brighter than Venus over India: What is it?
India Today 23 Feb 2026
Comet to shine brighter than Venus over India What is it ... .
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A stunning new comet may be visible in the day... if it survives our Sun
The Times of India 23 Feb 2026
A newly discovered comet has astronomers excited, ...
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Vote for Houma Today and Daily Comet Athlete of the Week for Feb. 16-20, presented by Thibodaux Regional Health System
Houma Today 23 Feb 2026
16-20 ... Voting is open now and runs until the end of the day on Friday.
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McAlester News-Capital
23 Feb 2026
Buffaloes to begin playoff fight against Comets
McAlester boys basketball will travel to Collinsville to begin the playoffs in what they hope is the first game on the trail to the state tournament ... .
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Fastest machine ever built could be fired around the sun to chase ‘UFO’ comet
Metro UK 23 Feb 2026
Would involve using a 'solar slingshot' ....
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Daring sungrazer: Watch comets brighter than the brightest object in the sky - when and where to watch in India?
The Times of India 23 Feb 2026
Kreutz sungrazers dive perilously close to the Sun, unlike typical comets that orbit safely at a distance.Intense solar heat sublimates their ices into gas, causing brilliant glows that are sometimes also visible in daylight.
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