Comet Encke - Gas production and lightcurve

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Astronomical Photometry, Encke Comet, Gas Evolution, Cyanogen, Hydroxyl Radicals, Iue, Light Curve, Space Observations (From Earth), Comets, Encke, Gases, Lightcurves, Earth-Based Observations, Astronomy, International Ultraviolet Explorer, Iue, Spacecraft Observations, Spectra, Equipment, Procedure, Photometry, Cyanide, Carbon, Ultraviolet, Hydroxyl Radical, Optical Properties, Short-Period Comets

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A comprehensive set of observations, both from the ground and with the IUE, was planned for the 1984 apparition of Comet Encke. The observations were intended to confirm the behavior seen in 1980 and to study the behavior of the comet after perihelion. The results of the observations indicate that all the measured trace species display an asymmetry around the perihelion that is consistent with the visual light curve (VLC). But the total gas production as monitored by OH (the dominant species) displays a behavior that has no relation to the VLC.

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