HomeClicking about the web this evening, I noticed a few nice links (many in languages other than English) from other bloggers to some of ESA's recent web articles on the upcoming flyby of Steins. You can see lots more via Google or Technorati via the links below. -- Daniel
General
31 August, 2008 20:43
Some nice coverage for Rosetta in the Blogosphere
General
27 August, 2008 15:36
Hey! Where's the 'old' Rosetta Blog?
Welcome to the 'new' Rosetta Blog - covering the Steins fly-by on 5 September 2008 (and any subsequent Rosetta activities that we blog about). This new blog was set up - in our new multilingual blog content system - by the excellent ESA tech guys in Frascati, Italy (thanks, Stefan!).
If you are looking for the 'old' (first) Rosetta Blog, which covered the second Earth swing-by in November 2007, you can find it via the link below (there's also a permalink in the right-hand navigation bar). This blog resides in the old content system, and won't be updated any further - but it does include some **excellent** commentary, images and media, so is well worth a quick visit if you are new to the Rosetta family. -- Daniel
Old Rosetta Blog: http://webservices.esa.int/page.php?id=37819
About us
08 August, 2008 11:45
The blog is operated by the European Space Agency as an unofficial source of information for the general public. It is updated by the ESA Web team with input from mission controllers, engineers, scientists and senior managers at ESA and our partners.
Click on for a brief self-introduction from our Rosetta Blog editors, Daniel Scuka and Amruta Mehta. Both are working on behalf of the Agency for EJR-Quartz BV.
About us
06 August, 2008 09:58
Welcome to the Rosetta Blog!
This blog is operated by ESA - the European Space Agency - as an unofficial and in-depth source of information for the general public.
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