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[Rakhir]

Giotto’s brief encounter
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMSZ0NVGJE_index_0.html

Twenty years ago, in the night between 13 and 14 March 1986, ESA’s Giotto spacecraft encountered Comet Halley.

[Explorer1]

Yes, I expect for the 2061 perhelion we will have much better capabilities, even for a short flyby. A bit of a wait, of course!
(I do wonder what sort of wild trajectory would one need to actually rendezvous and follow Halley, Rosetta-style?

[TrappistPlanets]

Yes, I expect for the 2061 perhelion we will have much better capabilities, even for a short flyby. A bit of a wait, of course!
(I do wonder what sort of wild trajectory would one need to actually rendezvous and follow Halley, Rosetta-style?

so could it still be accepted as a map for comet Halley, until the thing comes back and we preform a good flyby

[djellison]

so could it still be accepted as a map for comet Halley, until the thing comes back and we preform a good flyby

A map is only useful if it is instructive. Your map - even with your best effort to fix the jagged edges - is dominated so much by artifacts that any real features are frankly hard to differentiate from the artifacts. I don't think, as a map, it is useful.