The Rosetta-Philae spacecraft successfully touched down on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, uncovering remarkable findings during its mission.

Yet, there were setbacks as Philae’s tenure on the comet’s surface was shorter than anticipated. Scientists were astonished to discover the comet’s heightened activity and the presence of intricate carbon-based compounds on its surface.

It was revealed that the comet lacked a magnetic field, while interactions between the solar wind and its atmosphere produced an unexpected auditory phenomenon.