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-<p>Comet <strong>Tempel 1</strong> is a Jupiter-family comet measuring 7.6 km in diameter. In 2005, NASA's <a href="celaddon://item?item=F330BDCE-C7C5-73EC-6F5B-F58EB1CB9C96">Deep Impact</a> mission sent a component that deliberately struck the comet's nucleus in order to study its interior. The aftermath of the impact was later studied by the <a href="celaddon://item?item=35F57A39-2071-2665-771D-DE9EDF6685B2">Stardust</a> mission in 2011, making it the only comet visited twice in different occasions.</p>
-<p><img class="full-width-image" src="{0}"><i class="text-secondary-size text-secondary-color">The nucleus of comet Tempel 1 as seen during the Deep Impact mission, July 2005</i></p>
+<p>9P/Tempel (Tempel 1) is a Jupiter-family comet measuring 7.6 km in diameter. In 2005, NASA's <a href="celaddon://item?item=F330BDCE-C7C5-73EC-6F5B-F58EB1CB9C96">Deep Impact</a> mission sent a component that deliberately struck the comet's nucleus in order to study its interior. The aftermath of the impact was later studied by the <a href="celaddon://item?item=35F57A39-2071-2665-771D-DE9EDF6685B2">Stardust</a> mission in 2011, making it the only comet visited twice in different occasions.</p>
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-<p>Comet <strong>Hartley 2</strong> is a Jupiter-family comet orbiting the Sun once every 6.46 years. At 2.25 km in diameter, it is currently the smallest comet ever visited when the <a href="celaddon://item?item=F330BDCE-C7C5-73EC-6F5B-F58EB1CB9C96">Deep Impact</a> spacecraft flew past it in 2010 after its initial target, Comet Boethin, is declared lost.</p>
+<p>103P/Hartley (Hartley 2) is a Jupiter-family comet orbiting the Sun once every 6.46 years. At 2.25 km in diameter, it is currently the smallest comet ever visited when the <a href="celaddon://item?item=F330BDCE-C7C5-73EC-6F5B-F58EB1CB9C96">Deep Impact/EPOXI</a> spacecraft flew past it in 2010 after its initial target, the comet 85D/Boethin, is declared lost.</p>
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