First ESO images of Halley	Halley in January 1984	Halley develops two ion tails	Halley recovered at ESO on February 15, 1986
FIG. g-01	FIG. g-02	FIG. g-03	FIG. g-04
by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory
Halley's multiple tails	Halley develops seven tails	Halley's CO- tail on february 27, 1986	Colour composite of Comet Halley
FIG. g-05	FIG. g-06	FIG. g-07	FIG. g-08
by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory
Rapid changes in Halley's CO- tail	Near-nucleus activity	Disconnection event in Halley's gas tail-March 8, 1986	Disconnection event in Halley's gas tail-March 9, 1986
FIG. g-09	FIG. g-10	FIG. g-11	FIG. g-12
by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory
Disconnection event in Halley's gas tail-March 10, 1986	Halley's CO- tail-March 18, 1986	Halley's CO- tail-March 19, 1986	Halley's CO- tail-March 20, 1986
FIG. g-13	FIG. g-14	FIG. g-15	FIG. g-16
by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory
Did a piece of the nucleus brak off ?	Comet Halley and the Milky Way	Halley above the 3.6 m dome	Halley developes very long tail
FIG. g-17	FIG. g-18	FIG. g-19	FIG. g-20
by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory	by: E.S.O.- European Southern Observatory