Photographic observations of comets at Lowell Observatory

Physics – Optics

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Astronomical Photography, Halley'S Comet, Photographs, Bandpass Filters, Cameras, Cassegrain Optics, Halos, Lenses, Spectrographs, Telescopes

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Observations of Halley's comet at Lowell Observatory cover a period from November 10, 1909 to May 17, 1911: 334 direct photographs were taken, 118 objective prism spectra, and 32 slit spectrograms of the nucleus, many of them including 5 arc minutes of the surrounding coma. Just one morning's observations are illustrated as an example of utilizing every possible resource available at the Observatory at the time. Observational improvements developed since then are described and some suggestions for the coming return of Halley's comet are made.

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