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Cool 
thanks El Loro.
Think that means good news
Are we there yet?
Oops! Yes we are. Thanks El Loro
How amazing was that And bang on time [well, given the delayed signal ]. Well done you space chappies 
Oh I wish I had seen this earlier!
Confirnation from the ESA this morning that the probe has resumed transmitting data and is stable 
Yesterday's landing was bumpy and the harpoons didn't work but everything else seems to be working. The scientists may decide later to try the harpoons again as the probe needs to be firmly anchored before they try any drilling. The thinking is that they will do the other experiments first before doing this as if it doesn't work the probe could float away.
Originally Posted by El Loro:
It appears that the probe is leaning and in a place without sunlight getting to it so the solar powered batteries won't work and the experiments come to an end in 2 or 3 days.
There are rumours that Bruce Willis may be sent there to sort this out
They need him.
Unless they fire the thingies and try to move it, which could make it worse.
I remember the launch 10 years ago,I just thought -how bloody silly, they think they can land on a comet 300 million miles away- nutters.
So what do I know.....
It was a stunning achievment,just need to give it a lil prod to get it right way up....
I'm not a fan of Science Fiction or Science non-fiction, but to put it in context it seems rather like spending ÂĢ35M on Andy Carroll or ÂĢ50M on Fernando Torres.
A great achievement of precision planning. I'm not sure how much real science will be gained from this but the experts seem to think they'll be quite a lot.
Originally Posted by jacksonb:
I remember the launch 10 years ago,I just thought -how bloody silly, they think they can land on a comet 300 million miles away- nutters.
So what do I know.....
It was a stunning achievment,just need to give it a lil prod to get it right way up....
I agree and it sounds like they've got masses of information before the battery went, so it's an achievement whichever way you look at it.
The lander Philae has woken up and has contacted Earth:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/scie...environment-33126885
Allriiiight!