Philae - Sleeping but NOT forgotten

[Macavity]

Fascinating account of the final "cross-country". 

http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta/2014/11/28/did-philae-graze-a-crater-rim-during-its-first-bounce/

And maybe it will indeed re-awake sometime?

(A trickle of other interesting stuff too)

[mister_wavey]

amazing how 'close' we all feel to this lil' lander given the distances involved.

[Macavity]

The story continues? This one courtesy of Brian Cox.

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap141223.html

But there are some *wonderful* comet pictures out there now.

A bt like gazing up the "North "Wall of the Eiger" perhaps!

Maybe, one day, these will become public domain...

https://cumbriansky.wordpress.com

[Ruud]

What I really want are the high resolution colour images that Rosetta is taking, but the Osiris team who run the camera  may need up to 12 months before they release them. 
 
Let's see how NASA handles this when the pass Pluto. My bet is that we'll see Pluto in high res colour before we do Churyumov-Gerasimenko.