JB'Like Froth on a Cappuccino': Spacecraft's Chaotic Landing Reveals Comet's Softnessscientificamerican.com - Elizabeth GibneyThe chaotic crash-landing of a robotic spacecraft called Philae has yielded serendipitous insights into the softness of comets. In 2014, the …
JBThe final mystery of Philae, the lost comet lander, has been solvedverified_publisherCNET - Jackson RyanOn the surface of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, an icy comet that looks like a rubber duck about 370 million miles from Earth, lie the remains of the Philae lander. In 2014, it was released from the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft to touch down on 67P, but not everything went according to …
JBAstronomers find "northern lights" surrounding Rosetta's famous comet for the first timeverified_publisherCBS News - By Sophie LewisAstronomers have previously spotted glowing auroras surrounding planets, as well as Jupiter's moons — but now, for the first time, they've found the …
JBRosetta-Briefmarke erschienenmpg.deEine aktuelle Briefmarke der Deutschen Post würdigt die europäische Kometenmission Rosetta. Die Deutsche Post hat der Kometenmission Rosetta der …
JBCliffs on comet 67P wander across the landscape in summernewscientist.com - Leah CraneThe hills may not be alive, but they are moving. The comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko has small cliffs that migrate across the landscape for months at …
JB15 incredible photos taken by the Rosetta spacecraftverified_publisherPopular Science - Jeanette D. MosesYou can browse more than 100,000 images from space. Here are our favorite shots. This story was originally published on PopPhoto.com. The European Space Agency uploaded the final images from the Rosetta mission to comet 67P earlier this week and the results are quite dazzling. Rosetta was the first …
