Spatial structure in the color of the dust coma of Comet P/Halley

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Color, Coma, Cometary Atmospheres, Halley'S Comet, Image Processing, Interplanetary Dust, Mie Scattering, Spatial Distribution, Comets, Halley, Structure, Color, Dust, Comae, Ccd Methods, Particles, Jets, Models, Wavelengths, Mapping, Earth-Based Observations, Procedure, Image Processing, Calculations, Photographs, Theoretical Studies, Analysis, Intensity, Grain Size, Comparisons, Spectra, Pressure, Radiation, Solar Effects

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Significant spatial variations are noted in the color of the dust in Comet Halley's dust coma, out to 156,000 km from the optocenter, in the present March 1-6, 1986 narrowband CCD images. In particular, the envelope of intermediate-mass particles formed around the nucleus by solar radiation pressure is redder than the rest of the dust coma, and a strong jet noted in the March 1 images is redder than both the dust envelope and the remainder of the dust coma. A wavelength-dependence model of the Comet Halley dust's color is developed on the basis of Mie theory.

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