Plasma-tail activity and the interplanetary medium at Halley's Comet during Armada Week: 6-14 March 1986 [PDF]
The encounters of five spacecraft with Halley's Comet during 6-14 March 1986 offered a unique opportunity to calibrate the solar-wind interaction with cometary plasmas as recorded by remote wide-field and narrow-field/narrowband imaging.
Dryer, Murray +4 more
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The effects of electrostatic charging on the dust distribution at Halley's Comet
M. Horányi, D. Mendis
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Charge exchange in cometary coma: Discovery of H- ions in the solar wind close to comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. [PDF]
Burch JL +6 more
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The physics and chemistry of dusty plasmas: A laboratory and theoretical investigation [PDF]
Theoretical work on dusty plasmas was conducted in three areas: collective effects in a dusty plasma, the role of dusty plasmas in cometary atmospheres, and the role of dusty plasmas in planetary atmospheres (particularly in the ring systems of the giant
Whipple, E. C.
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Learned modesty and the first lady's comet: a commentary on Caroline Herschel (1787) 'An account of a new comet'. [PDF]
Winterburn E.
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Velocities of particles in the tail of Halley's comet
Percival Lowell
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Mission summary: Halley flyby/Tempel-2 rendezvous [PDF]
A unique dual-comet flight opportunity exists in mid-1985 which includes flyby of the large and active comet Halley en route to rendezvous with second comet, Tempel-2.
Atkins, K.
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Observations of Halley's Comet made on board s.s. "Majestic." [PDF]
J. S. Jenkins
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Studies of the ultraviolet spectra of astronomical sources [PDF]
An intensive program of observations of the Comet Halley during the week of the Vega 2 and Giotto encounters was carried out by the International Ultraviolet Explorer (IUE) satellite observatory.
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