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Abstract The atmosphere of a comet is formed by the sublimation, due to solar illumination, of its volatile component and the dust particles ejected from its nucleus and entrained by the gas flow. Contemporary dusty-gas coma models take into account numerous physical processes occurring in the coma and a complex geometry of the nucleus.
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We have determined the dust coma brightness ratio between the dayside and the nightside (DS:NS) in OSIRISimages of comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko and compared them to results from numerical dust comasimulations to learn more about the dynamic processes ...
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