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Rosetta Comet Chaser: A Journey To The Origins Of Life
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Rosetta Comet Chaser: A Journey To The Origins Of Life

May 30, 2015
0h 53m
★ 8.5

Overview

On 12th November 2014 Philae lander achieved the 1st ever landing on a comet and became a Space celebrity overnight! This film takes viewers on this unique space odyssey, into deep space and behind the scene in the control room with scientists.

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Documentary
TV Movie

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ARTE
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RMC Découverte

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