Gaseous CN, C2, and C3 jets in the inner coma of Comet P/Halley observed from the VEGA 2 spacecraft

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Cometary Atmospheres, Gas Jets, Halley'S Comet, Satellite Imagery, Vega Project, Cn Emission, Comet Nuclei, Solar Spectra, Swan Bands, Comets, Halley, Comae, Jets, Gases, Cyanogen, Carbon, Origin, Spectra, Spacecraft Observations, Vega 2 Mission, Spectrometry, Imagery, Distance, Emissions, Comet Nuclei, Source, Hypotheses, Wavelengths

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A superposition of the monochromatic charts transmitted by Vega 2's three-channel spectrometer during its approach of Comet P/Halley in March, 1986, has yielded composite images of the inner coma with moderate spatial resolution which cover a sector of angle 50 deg converging to the nucleus. Images of the CN, C3, C2 Delta-v = 1 and C2 Delta-v = 0 emissions show evidence of two well-contrasted jets, one of which is in the direction of the sun while the other lies in the perpendicular direction; they are separated by a valley-shaped low-intensity zone. Radial and transverse profiles of the emissions are presented.

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