The Philae Temple began construction during the reign of Pharaoh Nectanebo I of the 30th Dynasty, around 380–362 BCE, and was completed by several Ptolemaic kings.

One year ago, Rosetta’s Philae lander touched down upon a comet. The lander later fell to a new location. Scientists have created an animation of the journey, using images and data from the lander.

Watch Philae descend to its comet: Esa releases animation showing the probe spinning ahead of its touchdown on 67P. 19 images track the probes seven hour journey as it fell 14 miles (22.5km ...

In November 2014 the Rosetta mission's landing robot Philae touched down on Comet 67P - several times. This animation, released by the European Space Agency in late 2015, shows the estimated ...

The European Space Agency's Philae, which made history yesterday by landing on a 2-mile-wide comet some 300 million miles away, has sent back its first photo from the surface of comet 67P ...

The ESA animation below shows Philae’s landing on 67P. Note: All mission times quoted are for when the signals were received on Earth from the spacecraft. Source: ESA.

The Philae lander is still missing, but could wake up by May February 2, 2015 More than 10 years ago Nineteen images of Philae tumbling to the comet's surface, as captured by the Rosetta orbiter.

In November 2014 the Rosetta mission's landing robot Philae touched down on Comet 67P - several times. This animation, released by the European Space Agency in late 2015, shows the estimated ...