This picture from Rosetta's Osiris instrument shows the Philae lander on its way to the comet |
There were cheers and hugs at the control room in Darmstadt, Germany after the signal was confirmed.
It was designed to shine a light on some of the mysteries of these icy relics from the formation of the Solar System.
"This is a big step for human civilisation," said Jean-Jacques Dordain, the director-general of the European Space Agency (Esa).
Source:BBC
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