... and others only cried Me I prayed that comet would pass by We'd heard the French astronomer, Camille __________ Had said the comet's tail was deadly gas, cyanogen On May 18 through Halley's tail the earth would surely pass And every living thing on earth ...

... mm f/1.4 lens on an Nikon D200 camera (not shown) may be attached to record full color images in 10 second exposures of a field 15.7 x10.5 , ideal for seeing colors of stars, following paths of planets, viewing the tails of comets, and spotting asteroids ...

... but is attributed to the trajectory of meteors instead of the tails of comets ... long" sisters, it may be that this referred to a comet with distinctive twin tails ... major meteoroid streams, which are produced by the dust tails of passing comets ...

... the comet was between Virgo and Leo, it showed new activity, developing an ion tail ... the comet would rapidly brighten and develop a more impressive tail, delighting ...

... Lomonosov also incriminated electric nature in comets? tails: ?outstretched braids in the comet?s tail completely conform to the columns and rays of aurora? ...

... Comet Lovejoy quickly developed a new tail, which within a few days became visible ... Obvious as the tail was, the comet lacked a discernable nucleus, bringing to mind ...

... Computer Science, Moscow, Russia 2 A. A. Dorodnitsyn Computing Center of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia In 1619 Ioghann Kepler was the first to propose the hypothesis of light pressure in order to explain the reason of comet--tail's deviation ...

... 69L 1.000 12/1986 A LAMY, P.; PEDERSEN, H.; The dust tail of Comet Halley: Brightness, color, polarization VIO, R. ............................................................................ 1986ehac.. ...

... 2. The tail of the comet was reported as being 10--20 kilometers in length. Pretty absurd, I agree. ...

... Other firsts for Draper include the first stellar spectrum photograph, which he took of Vega in August 1872, the first wide-angle photograph of a comet's tail, and the first spectrum of a comet's head, both of these with Tebbutt's Comet in 1881. ...