OSIRIS Image of the Day 2016-10-04

OSIRIS Image of the Day

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This is the last image sent by OSIRIS at approx. 20 m above surface of comet 67P. The image resolution is 2 mm per pixel, with 480 by 480 pixel in image size covering a field of 96 cm across. We discontinue our Image-of-the-Day distribution as we will not receive images anymore. Please follow the Rosetta story thru the ESA blog at http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta/ providing great detail on all instruments onboard, and the bigger picture. Thanks for your continued interest. Farewell, Rosetta, what a wonderful mission!
ID	WAC_2016-09-30T10.37.34.495Z_ID10_1397549000_F11
Date taken	2016-09-30T09:39:03.644 (UTC)
Camera	Wide Angle Camera
Filter	Empty (-) / Empty (-)
Exposure time	0.015 s
Pixel resolution	0.39 m/px at 67P/CG
Processing level	Raw
Distance Rosetta ↔ 67P/CG	4.449 km
Distance 67P/CG ↔ Sun	573439104 km	3.833204 AU
Distance Rosetta ↔ Earth	720176384 km	4.814082 AU
Credit: ESA/Rosetta/MPS for OSIRIS Team MPS/UPD/LAM/IAA/SSO/INTA/UPM/DASP/IDA
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