OSIRIS Image of the Day 2016-01-28

OSIRIS Image of the Day

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This image is part of an extensive surface mapping campaign, called SHAP7. The complete sequence is aiming for a large coverage of the southern hemisphere to be used for 3D shape reconstruction and composition maps. The regions that are visible in the foreground are called Neith, Sobek, Anhur, and Bes.
ID	NAC_2016-01-27T16.20.08.963Z_ID10_1397549000_F22
Date taken	2016-01-27T16:21:31.585 (UTC)
Camera	Narrow Angle Camera
Filter	FFocus_Vis (-) / Orange (649 nm)
Exposure time	0.108 s
Pixel resolution	1.29 m/px at 67P/CG
Processing level	Raw
Distance Rosetta ↔ 67P/CG	71.377 km
Distance 67P/CG ↔ Sun	332950592 km	2.225637 AU
Distance Rosetta ↔ Earth	226730160 km	1.515597 AU
Credit: ESA/Rosetta/MPS for OSIRIS Team MPS/UPD/LAM/IAA/SSO/INTA/UPM/DASP/IDA
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