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    Rosetta Compilation Update December 2003

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    • Title Rosetta Compilation Update December 2003
    • Released: 19/12/2003
    • Language English
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      ROSETTA COMPIL 2003-12-19
      10 :00 :00 :00 SUJET "" INVESTIGATION ""
      10 :15 :00 :00 SUJET "" THE COMET CHASER ""
      10 :30 :00 :00 SUJET "" THE LANDER ""
      10 :46 :00 :00 SUJET "" NEW MISSION ""
      11 :02 :00 :00 SUJET "" THE NEW COMET ""

      Rosetta 'The investigation""
      (Merge of Surface & Tail, Revised video edited 11/12/2003)
      10:00:41
      For the first time in nearly a quarter century, ESA's Rosetta mission will bring new information on oner of the most mysterious of celmestial bodies: comets. The objective is to carry an orbiter to comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, and to place a lander of its surface.
      Comets are ice-rich bodies that become prominent when heat from the sun causes their trapped volatiles to sublimate. Then their most distinctive features: the coma and tail become visible.
      After having dropped a lander on the comet, the Rosetta orbiter will continue to move around it at many different positions.
      10:01:26
      IN sound bite Professor Luigi Colangeli INAF Neapel
      GIADA is the experiment on board of the Rosetta mission especially dedicated to study the dust physical properties and also from the grain once they are emitted from the nucleus. The information that we expect from this experiment is quite relevant to understand t

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    • Producer Martin Ramson

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