Comet 67P
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ESA's Rosetta Probe Recorded Proof of a Comet Landslide for the First Time
ESA's Rosetta probe captured images that could prove that there are landslides on the surface of comet 67P. The changing weather, geologic process and mechanical effects of spinning are some of the reasons cited that's causing erosion.
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Rosetta’s Comet a Newcomer in the Solar System, New Study Finds
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LOOK: ESA Releases Last Images of Comet 67P From Rosetta
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What’s Next? ESA Plans New Comet Probe After Rosetta End of Mission
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LOOK: Rosetta Probe Captures Its Last Images of Comet 67P
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In Photos: ESA Releases Best Images Captured by Rosetta During 12-Year Mission
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Space Sonata: Comet 67P Sings for Rosetta Probe
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Touchdown Rosetta: How ESA Will Maneuver the Spacecraft for the Grand Finale
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Rosetta Crashes to its End: What Europe's Comet Mission Accomplished Over 12 Years
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Comet-Chaser Rosetta to 'Die' This Week, ESA Recounts Its Contributions to Science
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Astronomers Reveal Mechanism Behind Rosetta's Bursting Comet
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ESA's Rosetta to End Mission With a Comet Crash
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Rosetta Discovered Solid Organic Matter on Comet's Surface After Locating Lost Philae Lander
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