
Well done!
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Europe's Rosetta probe has finally crashed (albeit very slowly) into comet 67P, and has managed to send back a close-up image of the surface before it died. comet No, the probe wasn't drunk The somewhat-blurry image was taken about 50 metres off the surface of the comet using the OSIRIS wide-angle camera to a scale of 5 mm …
The picture was taken at about 20m from the surface.
Originally it was stated that the image was take from higher up, but this is because the distance was worked out from predicted impact time. This has now been recalculated taking into account the actual data. This is still being revised...
http://www.esa.int/spaceinimages/Images/2016/09/Rosetta_s_last_image
Their final resting place - just until some internet billionaire decides he wants them on his wall as space safari trophies and commissions a probe to go and fetch them for him... you know its going to happen soon - collecting old space hardware will become the billionaire equivalent of big game hunting!