‘Philae’ Robotic Space Lander surprises ESA scientists by waking up and sending signal to Earth
However, we have to see to it that it is not the last croak of a dying cowboy. It went into hibernation on November 2015. A detailed analysis suggests that the lander had been aware earlier but unable to make contact, ESA said. The lander seems to be perfectly healthy. Philaes official Twitter account also came back to existence on Sunday, tweeting: Hello Earth! Can you hear me?. The rock and ice that make up comets protect ancient organic molecules like a time capsule....