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The orbit of the [[Moon]] is nearly a perfect circle, but due to its high relative mass the focus of its orbit (its barycenter) is actually closer to the Earth's surface than it is to the exact center of the Earth.
 
The orbit of the [[Moon]] is nearly a perfect circle, but due to its high relative mass the focus of its orbit (its barycenter) is actually closer to the Earth's surface than it is to the exact center of the Earth.
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[[Comet]]s, on the other hand, have highly [[eccentric]] orbits with only one [[focal point]] inside the [[Sun]].
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[[Comet]]s, on the other hand, have highly [[eccentric]] orbits with only one focal point inside the [[Sun]].
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