Fix consistency mistakes in the following paragraph.
Near-circular, highly inclined orbits can thus become very eccentric in exchange for lower inclination. Such a mechanism can produce sungrazing comets, because a large eccentricity with a constant semimajor axis results in a small perihelion.
Near-circular, highly inclined orbits can thus become very eccentric in exchange for lower inclination. For example, such a mechanism can produce sungrazing comets, because a large eccentricity with a constant semimajor axis results in a small perihelion.