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The Origin of Cometary Thought.
Medieval Views.
Johannes Kepler, Galileo, and the Comets of 1607 and 1618.
The Comet of 1664: Confusion Reigns.
The Comet of 1680: Newton's View from the Shoulders of Giants.
The Return of Comet Halley.
The Eighteenth Century: The Orbit Computers.
The Nineteenth Century: The Shrinking Orbit of Comet Encke, the Disintegration of Comet Biela, and the Meteor Showers.
The Physics of Comets.
Comet Halley.
The Births and Deaths of Comets.
Epilogue.
Appendix.
Bibliography.
Index.
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