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a large comic called 109P Swift Total. The comic orbits the sun approximately every 133 years. Lewis Swift of Marathon, New York, visually discovered it on July 16, 1862 using an 11-centimeter or 4.3-inch refractor lens telescope. He did not report it immediately believing that he was observing Comet Schmidt, which was found two weeks prior. Then, three days later, Horace, total picked it up from Harvard Observatory scientists calculated that the comic would return at 120 years. Now, we would see it again in 1982. So, 1982, Common went, came and went, and the comic didn't show. Oops. It was back to the drawing board and this time, the appearance of a comic of Hubble.