ROSETTA COMET
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Scientists Find Never-Before-Seen Dry Ice on a Comet
Scientists have discovered carbon dioxide on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which hints at extreme temperature changes on the comet’s surface.
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ESA’s Rosetta Probe Finds Lost Philae Lander on Comet 67P’s Dark Crack
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Dust Samples From Comet 67P Could Provide Clues to How the Solar System Formed
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Rosetta Probe Captures Brilliant Image of Comet Eruption
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Watch: Rosetta’s Journey Around Comet 67P Was Not An Easy One
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Farewell Philae: ESA Switches Off Comms Link to Comet Lander
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