Another (the latest!) Photo of Cometa Churumov-Gerasimenko, made by Rosetta, was discovered
The Rosetta interplanetary station, which studied the Comet Churumov-Gerasimenko, fell on its surface on September 30, 2016, thus completing its 12-year expedition. Before the fall, the spacecraft photographed the landscape of the comet and transmitted data to the Earth (after the collision, the connection with it was lost forever). Shortly after the fall, the European Space Agency (ESA) posted the “last” photo from Rosetta - a surface area from a height of 51 meters.