What does HB stand for?

Hale-Bopp (comet)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

ANSWERS: 1 Joseph Lister; 2 Tarzan; 3 The Wirral; 4 The Hale-Bopp comet; 5 To Have And Have Not; 6 Michael Schumacher; 7 Rameses II; 8 Rule Britannia; 9 Germany, Italy, Japan; 10 Milan.

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Comet McNaught is already brighter than comet Hale-Bopp, which was visible in the Northwest for weeks in 1997.

Comet to do a fly-by in western sky; On the horizon tonight

For example, a page on comets includes a picture and brief biography of Edmond Halley, a picture of Comet Hale-Bopp, a drawing of comet orbits, and a description of what a comet is.

E. Encyclopedia Science

A starstruck driver's car rolled into the sea as he gazed up at the Hale-Bopp comet.

COMET BOPPS CAR INTO SEA

A Motorist who stopped to gaze at comet Hale-Bopp ended up in the sea.

BEAM ME UP SPLOSHY; Andy's motor rolls into sea as he watches comet ...

This spring, comet Hale-Bopp will be streaking in from outer space.

A fire in the sky

Astronomers have calculated that Hale-Bopp last passed through our cosmic neighborhood 4,200 years ago.

A comet is coming ... again: a newly discovered comet may be the ...

Comet Hale-Bopp was discovered accidentally by Alan Hale last July while still far away in space.

Brilliant March comet visible on home computers