Titlebook: Exploration of Halley’s Comet; Michael Grewing,Fran?oise Praderie,Rüdeger Reinhar Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56429-2 those sampled by Vega and Sakigake, it is important to compare observations from the three missions that carried dedicated wave instruments. Here we summarize ICE plasma wave measurements associated with both comet encounters and relate the very high sensitivity ICE observations to corresponding measurements from the other Halley spacecraft.

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Waves in the magnetic field and solar wind flow outside the bow shock at comet P/Halleypropagation for these waves to be separated. The magnetic component is predominantly transverse to the magnetic field and linearly polarised. The flow vector also has a substantial amount of power parallel to the magnetic field. A examination of the pressure variations shows that slow magnetosonic waves are more common than the fast mode.

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Plasma flow in the cometosheath of P/Halley during the encounter of Suiseiby the cooling effect accompanying with the charge exchange process as well as with the mass addition of cold pickup ions. On the contrary, the observed temperature of alpha particles stayed almost constant throughout the cometosheath. This is because that there is no effective cooling process for alpha particles within the cometosheath.

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Harvesting Rainwater fromBuildingsar wind streams, presumably associated with stream-stream interactions. VLF electrostatic emissions are found to occur in field minima or at gradients of the drift mirror structures. Possible generation mechanisms of drift mirror mode waves, cyclotron waves and electrostatic waves are discussed.

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munity with a wealth of exciting new discoveries, the most remarkable of which was undoubtedly the first image of a cometary nucleus. Halley‘s Comet is the brightest periodic comet, and the most famous of the 750 known comets. With its 76-year period, its recent appearance was truly a "once-in-a-lif