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Le centre de presse à l'affût.- Photo : rke |
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My image on the Max Plank Forschung Magazine. |

VoilĂ . Je pianote en ce moment sur mon ordinateur au cĹ“ur du centre spatial allemand DLR Ă Cologne. C’est lĂ que l’atterrisseur Philae de la sonde Rosetta a Ă©tĂ© mis au point avec des contributions significatives d’autres institutions europĂ©ennes. L’ambiance devient de plus en plus fĂ©brile. De nombreux et intĂ©ressants exposĂ©s sont donnĂ©s dans la salle principale du centre avec des dĂ©tails très intĂ©ressants sur la structure de cette sonde de 100 kg, notamment des panneaux solaires flanquĂ©s sur sa coque. Du bon temps, vraiment.
Ambiance et atterrissage : la vidéo
Video by Roland Keller in the DLR.
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Au DLR, le bâtiment dans lequel nous sommes installés. - Photo : rke |
Philae runs on the comet 67P, Köln holds its breath
First of all, I take the pen to tell you something about my job. My job… of photographer. So, one of my images on Rosetta (Professor Holger Sierks) was published in the German magazine Max Planck Forschung the famous Max Planck Institute. Then another image on the US website my of my collegue journalist Ken Kremer. Obviously, these both publications make me happy. Not to brag, but to relieve me. My work is rewarded.
Well, I tap currently on my computer at the heart of the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) in Köln. This is where the Philae lander of the Rosetta probe was developed with significant contributions from other European institutions. The atmosphere becomes increasingly febrile. Many interesting speachs are held in the main hall of the center with very interesting details about the structure of the Philae probe og 100 kg, including solar panels flanked on its hull. Good time, really.
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In the streets of... DLR, now. - Photo : rke |