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Science Fiction and 'Littlefinger' Help Us Understand the Ambition of the Rosetta Mission [VIDEO]
The Rosetta mission is currently making history as the first spacecraft to not only "catch a comet," slipping into the icy behemoth's gravitational field, but it will also be the first to land an analytic robot on its surface. Will such an accomplishment be remembered in the many, many generations to come? The European Space Agency (ESA) and short filmmaker Tomek BagiĆski seems to think so.
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