comae
/kɒmi, ˈkoʊmeɪ, ˈkoʊmi/Definitions
1. noun
a long tail of gas and dust ejected from the nucleus of a comet, especially one that is bright and visible
“The astronomer studied the bright comae surrounding the approaching comet.”
2. noun
a bundle of nerve fibers in the brain
“The neuroscientist examined the comae to understand their role in human consciousness.”