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ROSETTA. The United States Contribution. International Mission to a Comet, in Search of our Origins.
The Rosetta spacecraft is on its way to catch and land a robot on a comet! Rosetta will reach comet “67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko” (“C-G”) in 2014. The European Space Agency (ESA) is spearheading this international mission, with NASA providing key scientific instruments for studying comet C-G and other celestial bodies. To preview Rosetta’s exciting ride through the solar system, see the Timeline below.
On Deck:
Asteroid Lutetia
July 10, 2010
(UTC 15:44:53)
   Countdown:
Latest News:
07.14.2010
Rosetta Discovers Haunting Beauty in Deep Space >>
Some observers are calling this the 'Alfred Hitchcock' shot
The European Space Agency's Rosetta probe is beaming back hauntingly beautiful images of mysterious asteroid Lutetia. >>
7.13.2010
How On Earth: Rosetta flyby of Lutetia >>
7.10.2010
Rosetta triumphs at asteroid Lutetia >>
07.10.2010
Watch a Replay of Lutetia flyby webcast >>


Team Members in the News
Claudia Alexander >>
The project manager and project scientist of the U.S. Rosetta Project is profiled by Michigan Engineer magazine. >>
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