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After traveling for more than ten years and four billion miles, Rosetta became the first spacecraft in history to rendezvous with a comet. But, it some ways, the spacecraft work has only just begun. One of the next challenges will be selecting a safe spot for Rosetta lander, Philae. [Image: NASA] [Image: ESA] Over the next few months, Rosetta corkscrew orbit will bring it even closer to 67P/Churyumov鈥揋erasimenko, trimming its distance from the current 60 miles down to 30 miles and then 18 miles. In the meantime, scientists will use the observations to scout for potential landing sites.
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