Rosetta spacecraft and space stuff

[scared?]

Hey dude... They called the signals being emitted from the comet months ago then a few days ago the euros released "the singing comet" crap... Spend billions and 15 years to land on comet and take a few pictures and samples, or investigate mystery signals coming from random comet?... They may be on to something...

[seremtan]

[Eraser]

Hey dude... They called the signals being emitted from the comet months ago then a few days ago the euros released "the singing comet" crap... Spend billions and 15 years to land on comet and take a few pictures and samples, or investigate mystery signals coming from random comet?... They may be on to something...

[scared?]

Glad ur coming around... I am always right ya know...

[plained]

heh

[SoM]

Glad ur coming around... I am always right ya know...

ya, you'd better be using Dawn dish liquid, or else your just gone soft which is a given

[scared?]

Funny how these shots are higher resolution than the Apollo lander site pics and this looks more intelligently designed than anything on the moon...hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[seremtan]

this looks more intelligently designed than anything on the moon...

looks more intelligently designed than anything in Spicewood TX

[losCHUNK]

Funny how these shots are higher resolution than the Apollo lander site pics and this looks more intelligently designed than anything on the moon...hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm


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The lander pics had a scale of atleast 50km, more likely 100s. That comet is 2.3km wide. It's orbiting very close, try harder noob.

[scared?]

Your alien overloads will soon have you trying hard mining their minerals... Chump...

[SoM]

Your alien overloads will soon have you trying hard mining their minerals... Chump...

it's ok, i'll be humping a blue chick

[xer0s]

What are the aliens overloading?

[SoM]

in his case prolly just his head

[seremtan]

geoff's ass is overloaded with alex jones' semen

[PhoeniX]

I'll be impressed when they commission a mission one day to bring Philae back to earth .

[Whiskey 7]

I like the little cartoons they're making to go with its journey

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trljrwTb ... 7VKg8VGTeS

Thanks losCHUNK Those videos were marvelous.

[losCHUNK]

Hes awake

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir ... ws_central

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[PhoeniX]

Heh that's amazing .

[Whiskey 7]

I like this

An account linked to the probe tweeted the message, "Hello Earth! Can you hear me?"

[PhoeniX]

[Captain]

Your alien overloads will soon have you trying hard mining their minerals... Chump...

No minerals left on earth so if this means we get a free trip to the Zrrrghffxhrh homeworld, I'm all for it.

[Eraser]

Hes awake

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir ... ws_central

That's really cool

[losCHUNK]

and again

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-33135603

Seems they have problems keeping the signal though, says it's likely something to do with the orientation and they're working on how to fix this.

They also reckon its been awake for a few days, saying that its been gathering data and wants to transmit whats in its memory.

[mrd]

Almost forgot about this little bugger... glad to see it has woken up!

[Whiskey 7]

Earth has bid a final farewell to robot lab Philae, severing communications after a year-long silence from the pioneering probe hurtling through space on a comet.
But after more than 12 months without news, it was decided to preserve all remaining energy available to Philae's orbiting mothership Rosetta will remain in orbit around comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko for another two months.
It will crash-land on September 30 to join Philae in their final resting place, concluding a historic quest for cometary clues to the origins of life on EarthRosetta, the European Space Agency (ESA) announced in a blog entitled: Farewell, silent Philae.

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Farewell Rosetta and Philae

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