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'Lazarus' Comets Rekindled from 'Comet Graveyard' in the Asteroid Belt
The asteroid belt that exists between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter may also be a comet graveyard and some of the dead comets circling the Sun have the potential to become reignited after millions of years of inactivity, according to observations from astronomers at University of Anitoquia in Medellin, Colombia.
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