The Rosetta orbiter is mapping the surface of comet
67P/C-G to allow team members to select a landing site for the Philae lander, the first object to land on a comet. These images are an archive of my composite images developed using the Navigational Cameras (NAVCAM) images captured by Rosetta. Learn more about the
Rosetta mission.
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ESA/Rosetta/NAVCAM/Errol Coder
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Hi, let me pose a question:
ReplyDeleteI am the only one that noticed some spots that cause light shadow on the 09/11 capture?
I can see 12 spots located at the SW and 4 spots at the NW view of the capture.
Visitor from GREECE.
Thank you for posting. Let me take a look at the image you spoke of, and see what I can see of them.
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