Halley's Comet Missions to See Matter from Many Nations
Spacecraft from Japan the Soviet Union and the European Space Agency will observe Halley's Comet with modern instruments in late 1985 and early 1986 marking a cooperative milestone. The United States will contribute mainly through the space shuttle program and select experiments amid a broader international effort.
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