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Articles tagged: Churyumov–Gerasimenko

  • cubesats, Curiosity, Europa Clipper, JPL, nanosats, NASA August 2017 Big science from small spacecraft

    ... will require a higher standard of reliability: ESA’s flagship Rosetta mission took 10 years to rendezvous with comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko. Such long mission durations are not unusual when we plan missions to chase the so-called ‘short-period...

    • cubesats
    • Curiosity
    • Europa Clipper
    • JPL
    • nanosats
    • NASA
    Authors: Anthony Freeman    
  • 15 June 2015 Rosetta’s Philae lander awakens

    ... news due to the major importance of the Rosetta mission, which is doing a detailed study of the comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko. The study of comets is not merely the study of faraway worlds – it can also provide vital clues about...

  • Koen Geurts, Philae, Rosetta June 2015 The day Philae landed: how a rough touchdown still made history at the Rosetta Mission

    The date 12 November 2014 will be remembered as the day when Europe made space history by making the first landing of a robotic probe on a comet. Anticipation of the event and the challenges to success had already raised worldwide attention, but the...

    • Koen Geurts
    • Philae
    • Rosetta
    Authors: Koen Geurts    
  • Article, Chair, German Aerospace Center, Pascale Ehrenfreund August 2016 International cooperation drives Germany’s space ambitions

    .... An example of a very successful international project in which DLR participated is the European Rosetta mission to Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, in which development and operation of the Philae lander was led by DLR. Together with ESA, the first...

    • Article
    • Chair
    • German Aerospace Center
    • Pascale Ehrenfreund
    Authors: Pascale Ehrenfreund    
  • crewed spaceflight, human-tech, JPL, space technology June 2017 Automated or human-operated systems?

    ... using Automated-Human-Robot-System. ESA’s Rosetta showing the deployment of the Philae lander to comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko. Indeed, humans should always be allowed to decide and act when faced with the unplanned, the unknown...

    • crewed spaceflight
    • human-tech
    • JPL
    • space technology
    Authors: Alfio Mantineo    
  • ESA, ISRU, regolith, SACF, Sample Analogue Curation Facility (SACF), surface simulants February 2019 Simulating lunar and martian regolith in the laboratory

    ... for future missions, these surface regoliths have to be simulated in the lab. Close up image of Comet 67P/Churyumov– Gerasimenko by Philae’s lander imaging system on ESA’s Rosetta spacecraft. Recreating the surface of Mars Simulating lunar and...

    • ESA
    • ISRU
    • regolith
    • SACF
    • Sample Analogue Curation Facility (SACF)
    • surface simulants
    Authors: Caroline Smith     Dayl Martin    
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