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Showing posts with label Rosetta Mission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosetta Mission. Show all posts
Sunday, December 21, 2014
Science's Breakthrough of the Year 2014!
We all know what 2014's biggest breakthrough was this year - the Rosetta Mission of course, but check out this and the other nine runner-up breakthroughs for this year, by scientists...
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
Rosetta mission: Results from comet landing: 14 Nov, 13:00 GMT
For those who are keeping up with this 'history-in-the-making' event, the latest from ESA on the Rosetta mission discussing among other things, the battery life on the lander lasting before next contact and the time for the next contact point in this hour-long vid...
Communication with the lander is slow, with signals taking more than 28 minutes to travel between Earth and Philae's mother ship, the Rosetta orbiter flying above the comet.
Even if Philae uses up all its energy, it will remain on the comet in a mode of hibernation for the coming months. The comet is on a 6 ½-year elliptical orbit around the sun, and at the moment it is getting closer. So, in theory, Philae could wake up again if the comet passes the sun in such a way that the solar panels catch more light. - cbc.ca
Friday, November 14, 2014
Rosetta Mission Cartoon ESA for Kids - Philae Landing Comet
Great educational vid for the young ones but also great for adults too who can't fully grasp the concept of what's been going on in the world of space and technology and Philae's historical landing on Comet 67P/C-G...
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