Tue leaving heaps comet heading towards the water

By the end of this year Tue passing very close to losing water in bulk from a comet. According to NASA scientists, the comet speed of up to 50 liters of water per second has become. University of Maryland, College Park, Frnhm scientist Tony said, "According to our calculations, 49 liters of water per second trial when the comet was produced." To see the motion of the comet called Siding Spring field an Olympic size swimming pool in 14 hours can fill. Although scientists have reached the comet's orbit spacecraft Tue because there is no risk. NASA's Swift satellite saw the comet in May. There are some ancient elements in different comets, whose study is interesting for scientists. The comet approached the sun, gas and dust are free.