Images Dated 27th November 1995
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Artwork of meteorite hitting the ground
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Hunter from TV programme Gladiators real name James Crossley who has his own clothing
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Hunter from TV programme Gladiators real name James Crossley who has his own clothing
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David Bowie, singer playing Cardiff - Copyright - Western Mail and Echo Ltd
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Hunter from TV programme Gladiators real name James Crossley who has his own clothing
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Hunter from TV programme Gladiators real name James Crossley who has his own clothing
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Diana, Princess of Wales, arrives at Heathrow Airport after returning from her four day
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Diana, Princess of Wales, arrives at Heathrow Airport after returning from her four day
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Artwork of comet approaching Earth
Comet. Illustration of a comet flying towards the Earth. A comet is a ball of ice and dust that orbits the Sun. As it passes near the Sun its surface evaporates, releasing a tail of dust and vapour that can extend for millions of kilometres. The tail always extends in the opposite direction from the Sun, whatever direction the comet is travelling in. Comets are thought to come from a cloud of billions of comets near the edge of the Solar System, called the Oort Cloud. The gravitational effect of passing stars occasionally knocks a few out of the Oort Cloud, sending them on orbits that take them near the Sun, where they become visible
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