Rosetta’s Goodbye Landing
Tags: Curiosity · Space · Exploration
Under 10 km above comet 67P the dust field looked alive. I processed the first Rosetta goodbye landing image to reduce noise and increase contrast. You can see cometary dust particles moving in varied directions and lengths. Phil Stooke sent me a 67P animated GIF showing the motion.
Rolly's Take
For the curious mind captivated by the whispers of the cosmos, this blog invites a deeper gaze into the dance of dust on a comet's surface. It speaks to those who find beauty in the unseen, in the intricate details of exploration that often go unnoticed. Here, wonder meets science, crafting a narrative that stirs the soul of the dreamer and the thinker alike.