article_snippet.sent: During this close flyby, the probe was able to capture a stunning four image montage showing the two lobes of the icy comet in incredible detail.
article_snippet.sent: The top right frame offers a stunning view onto Hapi, the comet’s
article_snippet.sent: Rosetta camera was able to capture a four image montage scale at this distance is 1.7 m/pixel showing the large lobe of the icy comet to the left and the small lobe to the right .
article_snippet.sent: a stunning view onto Hapi, the comet’s also gives a detailed look at the numerous, curved markings visible on the smooth surface.
article_snippet.sent: In The top right frame, details in the cliffs of Hathor can be seen, leading up to the ‘head’ of the comet’s small lobe.
article_snippet.sent: This stunning scene was created from two Rosetta frames acquired at 12 miles (19.9 km) from the comet centre on 28 March.
article_snippet.sent: The top right frame offers a stunning view onto Hapi, the comet’s
highlights_snippet.sent: Images reveal one of most detailed photos of the comet's bump 'neck'
  