Good work those Rosetta researchers
or sysadmins / developers / whoever thought to look at exactly what they'd got back.
A beer on me should we ever meet.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has been able to squeeze one last photo out of the Rosetta probe. Rosetta crash-landed onto Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko in September 2016 and the ESA revealed the last image it captured. That snap was thought to have been taken from an altitude of about 50m, but the agency now thinks it was …
Would that be the shiny silver anorak, with the matching skintight trousers?
Ahh, you're thinking of the removable sleeves and legs number....?
.....No....
Nobody could possilby want to see my variably hairy legs topped by figurehugging silver hotpants ...
(even with a fetching purple wig) (and even if I dyed my beard to match)......
Nope, Gabrielle Drake playing Lieutenant Gay Ellis was wearing a mini-skirt, I remember it well.
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-UFIEbscrNOU/VTvH3nQu9LI/AAAAAAABkms/pTsB6Zf6FbA/s1600/Gabrielle%2BDrake%2Bin%2BUFO%2Bphoto%2Bshoot.jpg
IIRC She was demonstrating that a surface without reference to scale was a problem when trying identify stuff on the aliens planet taken by a spy satellite when the distance/scale recording had gone dodgy. The engineers chose to demonstrate the problem by showing a close up of her >gulp< thigh.
I was a young lad at the time............