10 years ago, ESA’s Rosetta spacecraft discovered this 1km high colossal cliff on the surface of Comet Churyumov–Gerasimenko. Due to the comet’s extremely low gravity, a jump from this cliff might actually be survivable, and you’d land on a terrain surrounded by 20-meter-wide boulders

10 years ago, ESA’s Rosetta spacecraft discovered this 1km high colossal cliff on the surface of Comet Churyumov–Gerasimenko. Due to the comet’s extremely low gravity, a jump from this cliff might actually be survivable, and you’d land on a terrain surrounded by 20-meter-wide boulders

by ChiefLeef22