Comet SDO-1 H. Hudson. Comet SDO-1 First observation of a comet interacting in the corona – but no radio signatures A comet interaction in the corona.

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Comet SDO-1 H. Hudson

Comet SDO-1 First observation of a comet interacting in the corona – but no radio signatures A comet interaction in the corona is an unprecedented plasma probe of this region

AIA 171 A Imaging

Coronal B field (PFSS)

Comet brightness The comet was detected in all of the AIA passbands except for 304A In the plots above the gray line is 1% of the coronal background These passbands nominally show Fe ions, but we are not sure in this case

Interesting questions How do we relate the physics of the comet interaction in the corona to the “artificial comet” experiments (e.g., AMPTE barium releases)? cf. Haerendel et al What can we learn from the radio spectrum? For SDO-2, Pascal St.-Hilaire estimates a maximum plasma frequency of ~10 MHz, but… cf. De Pater et al. 1995

Shoemaker-Levy at Jupiter

Conclusions Paper on SDO-1 (Schrijver et al.) to appear in Science, January 20, 2012 Another comet is coming December 16 (perihelion 00:07 UT); it may be much brighter