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- 1760_A1 comment "The Great Comet of 1760 (C/1760 A1) was first seen on 7 January 1760 by Abbe Chevalier at Lisbon. Charles Messier also spotted the comet on 8 January 1760 in Paris, by the sword of Orion. The comet was his third discovery and the comet was the 51st to have a calculated orbit. Messier observed the comet for a total of 6 days.It approached to within approximately 0.0682 astronomical unit (AU) or 6.34 million miles. This is the 11th closest approach by a comet of all time.".
- Q3497264 comment "The Great Comet of 1760 (C/1760 A1) was first seen on 7 January 1760 by Abbe Chevalier at Lisbon. Charles Messier also spotted the comet on 8 January 1760 in Paris, by the sword of Orion. The comet was his third discovery and the comet was the 51st to have a calculated orbit. Messier observed the comet for a total of 6 days.It approached to within approximately 0.0682 astronomical unit (AU) or 6.34 million miles. This is the 11th closest approach by a comet of all time.".