345 Years of the Master Degree of Edmond Halley and the Trajectories of Five Comets after the Passage of the Halley Comet in 1986: A Didactical and Historical Approach
Marcos Cesar Danhoni Neves, Daniel Gardelli, Josie A. P. Silva, Ricardo Francisco Pereira, Wilson Guerra, Ana Claudia D. Neves
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 201–216 · Published 5 Oct 2023
Abstract
This paper presents a historical approach of Edmond Halley and the discovery of the comet that would be known as comet Halley. It will be presented a development of a geometrical method, based upon the second Kepler’s Law, to calculate the trajectories of five comets: Halley, Hale-Bopp, McNaught, Neowise, Leonard. This method was used in high schools, classrooms. Furthermore, it will present all the photographic records of these five comets during 37 years of observation.
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