Computer tomography of Earth rocks used to support MiARD work
Within the MiARD project, the team members at Heriot-Watt University on Scotland are using terrestrial rocks as analogues for the porous material expected at the cometary surface when…
Within the MiARD project, the team members at Heriot-Watt University on Scotland are using terrestrial rocks as analogues for the porous material expected at the cometary surface when…
Two recent scientific publications indicate the dynamic nature of comets as they pass near the Sun. An analysis of images taken from the Rosetta spacecraft show that a…
Various shape models and 3D renderings of comet 67P can be seen at the websites maintained by Matthias Malmer and Greg Frieger. In particular, the Frieger site allows…
The Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille, one of the partners in the MiARD project, have just released this rendering of their digital terrain model of the Agilkia area of…