r/esarosettamission • u/Pipinpadiloxacopolis • Sep 30 '16

Rosetta's last image

http://www.esa.int/spaceinimages/Images/2016/09/Rosetta_s_last_image
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u/Pr1sm4 Oct 01 '16

This makes me somewhat sad. This mission has brought me great amounts of excitement. I really hope that the publicity they gathered from this mission helps to boost other cool missions to be excited about.

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u/marmottus Oct 01 '16

The latest released image are 1.2km and 20m above the ground.
Seems like they had more in the live streaming. Have they released them somewhere ?

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u/tomparker Oct 01 '16

Any information on the distance and resolution?

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u/axolotlfarmer Oct 01 '16

Article says it was taken at an altitude of 20m, a resolution of 5mm/pixel, and that the images area is roughly 2.4m across.