ESA Celebrates First Anniversary of Rosetta’s Awakening; More to Come in 2015
[youtube]http://youtu.be/UqcDtRmJbKY[/youtube] At 10am GMT on the 20 January 2014, an 'alarm clock' went off on board a tiny spaceship, more than 800 million kilometres from Earth. The European Space Agency's craft Rosetta began restarting its systems after a
Rosetta Scientist to give Astronomy Ireland New Year Lecture Tonight
The gripping story of the Rosetta mission's rendezvous with and landing on Comet 67P was one of the big science stories of 2014. Now as it celebrates its 25th anniversary, Astronomy Ireland is marking the new year with a lecture
Philae Robot Lands on Comet, Bounces Twice before Settling
The Philae landing craft successfully landed on Comet 67P yesterday as part of the European Space Agency's Rosetta mission. Scientists at Mission Control in Darmstadt, Germany celebrated as they received the signal from Rosetta confirming the landing.
