Atomic hydrogen production rates for comet P/Halley from observations with Dynamics Explorer I

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Astronomical Spectroscopy, Halley'S Comet, Hydrogen Atoms, Rates (Per Time), Reaction Kinetics, Spaceborne Astronomy, Comet Nuclei, Dynamics Explorer 1 Satellite, Lyman Alpha Radiation, Neutral Gases

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The distribution of atomic hydrogen surrounding comet Halley is observed in resonantly scattered solar Lyman-α radiation with the imaging photometer for vacuum-ultraviolet wavelengths on the Earth-orbiting spacecraft Dynamics Explorer 1. Measurements are made of the total Lyman-α flux at Earth due to the cometary neutral hydrogen distribution and the hydrogen production rate determined as a function of heliocentric distance, r. Corrections are made for the finite field-of-view of the photometer and for the ≡700-R background at the spacecraft arising from the presence of geocoronal, interplanetary and galactic hydrogen.

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