In the case of the small star, which may have changed near the sunlight, the first time it came back on May 24, 1822 (April 4, 1822), the French astronomer Enck predicted the date of a near-day comet. The Enck comet (2P/Encke) was a comet with the lowest brightness and the highest number of occurrences today. The first time it was discovered was on January 17, 1886, until November 26, 1818 and it was discovered by the French astronomer Enck for six weeks, calculated the comet's orbit, with a cycle of 3.3 years, and the comet was predicted to return to the near-day on May 24, 1822 and it was indeed the second time it returned to the sunlight, but the second time it was not possible to return to the Sun's orbit is now the one