| International Business Times The European Space Agency’s comet-hunting Rosetta satellite woke up from hibernation on Jan. 20. The satellite is still far away from its target, comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko, but it did manage to observe the object on March 20 and 21. 10 Year Mission to Seek out New Comet: Rosetta and PhilaeGuardian Liberty Voice ‘Rosetta Spacecraft Update’: Robot Sends First Photo Of Comet After Waking Up …Headlines & Global News Philae Lander Re-Activated From Deep-Space HibernationAuto World News Northern Voices Online –French Tribune –State Column all 65 news articles |
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