top | item 32939494 (no title) april_22 | 3 years ago Even the Rosetta/Philae images of the comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko are out of this world!https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Rosett... discuss order hn newest dylan604|3 years ago From that link:Launch: 2 March 2004Mission end: 30 September 2016Then, a bit lower on the page: 786 days in spaceHuh? Anyone got insights on what type of math was used here? Is there mm/inch type conversion problem? Am I just dumb? 12 years * 365 > 786. avian|3 years ago 786 days is time spent in the vicinity of the comet. From 6 August 2014 (arrival at comet) to 30 September 2016 (mission end). load replies (1)
dylan604|3 years ago From that link:Launch: 2 March 2004Mission end: 30 September 2016Then, a bit lower on the page: 786 days in spaceHuh? Anyone got insights on what type of math was used here? Is there mm/inch type conversion problem? Am I just dumb? 12 years * 365 > 786. avian|3 years ago 786 days is time spent in the vicinity of the comet. From 6 August 2014 (arrival at comet) to 30 September 2016 (mission end). load replies (1)
avian|3 years ago 786 days is time spent in the vicinity of the comet. From 6 August 2014 (arrival at comet) to 30 September 2016 (mission end). load replies (1)
dylan604|3 years ago
Launch: 2 March 2004
Mission end: 30 September 2016
Then, a bit lower on the page: 786 days in space
Huh? Anyone got insights on what type of math was used here? Is there mm/inch type conversion problem? Am I just dumb? 12 years * 365 > 786.
avian|3 years ago