The Darkest Object in the solar system

It is the Halley comet. It only refects back 3% of sunlight falling on
it. I think its main body is made of porous rock,and held together by
ice glue. When Halley is near the sun this glue melts,and Halley's core
of water ice,ammonia,CO2 (iron,and rock) that make up the dust it
accumulates going through space. All these elements and compounds that
it releases sling shooting around the sun,it recharges itself within the
76 years before it returns. The density of its core is low because it is
very porous.I see it acting like a sponge. Comets go from cold to hot.
Comets pick up like a dust mop what is the smallest specks in space.
They come and go from one end of the solar system to the sun.. They can
tell us a lot,and someday we will put a TV camera on them Bert

Are you sure about this?

Way I see it, comets are constantly shrinking. Without much gravity, high
energy collision will probably cause more things to be release than gathered
though perhaps it can gather other object at expense of common part of
comet.


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It is the Halley comet. It only refects back 3% of sunlight falling on
it. I think its main body is made of porous rock,and held together by
ice glue. When Halley is near the sun this glue melts,and Halley's core
of water ice,ammonia,CO2 (iron,and rock) that make up the dust it
accumulates going through space. All these elements and compounds that
it releases sling shooting around the sun,it recharges itself within the
76 years before it returns. The density of its core is low because it is
very porous.I see it acting like a sponge. Comets go from cold to hot.
Comets pick up like a dust mop what is the smallest specks in space.
They come and go from one end of the solar system to the sun.. They can
tell us a lot,and someday we will put a TV camera on them Bert