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to operate for another six days of landing. Five September 2008 Rosetta's Asteroid flyby. New York's first close-up counter was an asteroid took place at ESA's Rosetta's Face Stops app. This dimes asteroid on the way to 617 to your neck. Sure, you lost your off the ankle. This is your browser size diamond-shaped body turned out to be scarred by dozens of impact craters, including one gaping hole at its south pole. A large impact crater about just kilometers wide and nearly 300 meters deep. The second close on the counter took place in 2010 as Rosetta passed. The BAMA 100 kilometer diameter in this case. 1225 times bigger than Rosetta's target.