When it comes to bringing space exploration down to earth Matt Taylor is a class act. He’ll be sharing his stunning experiences as a Session 1 panelist on April 22nd.
News Archive
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02.27.2018Over 5000 images from Rosetta's OSIRIS camera, taken at Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko between February and May 2016, are now in the online archive! -
01.22.2018Space Science Image of the Week: Every day is a dust-stormy day at a comet -
12.22.2017Another delivery of 27000+ Rosetta OSIRIS images have been made to the Archive Image Browser today! -
12.14.2017The short film featuring Rosetta and Philae's cartoon journey, "Once upon a time: The amazing adventures of Rosetta and Philae," won the "Science Communication" award at the 11th International Science Film Festival of Athens!! -
11.14.201726000+ Rosetta OSIRIS images from 26 Aug–17 Nov 2015 (the months immediately following perihelion) have been added to the Archive Image Browser, in albums "MTP020-022": -
10.27.2017A fountain of dust was spotted streaming from Rosetta’s comet, prompting the question: how was it powered? Scientists now suggest the outburst was driven from inside the comet, perhaps released from ancient gas vents or pockets of hidden ice.
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10.03.2017Last year, Rosetta concluded its incredible mission by descending to the surface of comet #67P. Flashback to the "Mission complete" story and images from 30 September 2016 -
10.02.2017A molecule once thought to be a useful marker for life as we know it has been discovered around a young star and at a comet for the first time, suggesting these ingredients are inherited during the planet-forming phase. -
10.01.2017Relive the incredible adventures of #Rosetta & #Philae at Comet 67P/C-G in cartoon form, from their ten-year journey through the Solar System to the wide range of scientific experiments conducted at the comet and the excitement of not one, but two comet landings!