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Z. Sekanina 《Advances in Space Research (includes Cospar's Information Bulletin, Space Research Today)》1982,2(12):121-131
The properties of dust ejecta from Comet Halley are studied on the basis of (a) evidence from the comet's past apparitions and (b) analogy with recent, physically similar comets. Specifically discussed are the light curve and spectrum, discrete phenomena in the head, the physical properties of the nucleus (size, albedo, rotation, surface temperature, and morphology), and an interaction between the nucleus and dust atmosphere. Also reviewed are constraints on the size and mass distributions of dust particles, information on submicron-size and submillimeter-size grains from the comet's dust tail and antitail, and the apparent existence of more than one particle type. Similarities between the jet patterns of Halley and the parent comet of the Perseid meteor stream are depicted, and effects of the surface heterogeneity (discrete active regions) on the dust flow are assessed. Current dust models for Halley are summarized and the existence of short-term variations in the dust content in the comet's atmosphere is suggested. 相似文献
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Z. Sekanina 《Advances in Space Research (includes Cospar's Information Bulletin, Space Research Today)》1985,5(12):307-316
Early results from, and research initiatives warranted by, the Earth-based observations of Halley's near-nucleus and related phenomena are reviewed. Where appropriate, this information is combined with spacecraft data obtained by the various flight projects. The basic objective is to gain a greater insight into the nature of the comet's nucleus and its environment. Among topics are the brightness variations at large heliocentric distances along the inbound leg of the orbit; the bulk and rotational properties of the nucleus, including possible precession; the surface morphology and the formation of dust jets; subfemtogram dust particles and their presence in a sunward spike and relation to CN jets; comparison of the hydrogen coma's “pulsation” pattern with the surface distribution of major dust vents; the events causing Giotto's wobbling near its closest approach to the comet; and the recent developments in theoretical modeling of the icy-conglomerate nucleus. 相似文献
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