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Rosetta and Philae: one year since landing on a comet

Submit on Thursday, November 12th, 2015 22:58

One year since Philae made its historic landing on a comet, mission teams remain hopeful for renewed contact with the lander, while also looking ahead to next year’s grand finale: making a controlled impact of the Rosetta orbiter on the comet.

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