Rosetta navigation camera (NAVCAM) image taken on 16 August 2014 at a distance of about 93.5 km from comet 67P/C-G.
CometWatch – 16 August
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			Ambition the film
 
 
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Read Rosetta: the ambition to turn science fiction into science fact  
Mission milestones
| Event | Date | 
| Launch | 2 Mar 2004 | 
| Earth swingby | 4 Mar 2005 | 
| Mars swingby | 25 Feb 2007 | 
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Discussion: 6 comments
I’d be glued to this on a live channel if it were possible!
Is the camera kept pointing at the comet full time, or is it actively pointed for each picture?
This in a new close up
for this angle
🙂
This snapshot is really beautiful.
Thanks to NAVCAM team.
Could we admit
some 90º geometries?
If so
then visiting comets have
some kind of directionality.
Not just random.
My attempt of making a video that demonstrates comet rotation based on stereo images posted on 14/08/2013:
https://instagram.com/p/r1Z1a8vDmt