Robot from European spacecraft has set foot on comet
This morning, November 13, Europe made history when the Rosetta spacecraft launched Philae to the comet surface of 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko, but Philae could not hold…
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This morning, November 13, Europe made history when the Rosetta spacecraft launched Philae to the comet surface of 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko, but Philae could not hold…
The exploration robot Philae has reestablished contact with Rosetta and sent data to the earth after two days landing on a comet surface.
After two days of landing on the surface of a comet, the robot Philae fell into a state
On November 12, the first probe in the history of aerospace industry successfully landed on a comet.
In addition to the European Space Agency's Philae probe, the recent landing on comet 67P has six other outstanding missions underway.
The initial data analysis showed that Philae had discovered traces of organic molecules containing carbon atoms, which are the basic element of life on Earth.
The European Rosetta spacecraft, on November 12, will drop a probe landing on a distant comet in the universe.
The area 4 km above the top of the comet 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko will be the landing point of the Philae probe of the Rosetta spacecraft.
The European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) has made a list of 5 possible answers for the first landing plan on the surface of a comet.
Around the success of the mission of comet research, the failure of the spacecraft are assumptions regarding aliens or sabotage.