The Rosetta Comet Mission for Kids | Bedtime History

The video explains what comets are and describes the Rosetta mission, a collaborative effort by European countries to land a spacecraft on a comet. The mission involved extensive planning, engineering, and patience, taking 10 years to complete. Rosetta's journey through space included passing planets and asteroids before successfully landing a robot on the comet. The mission provided valuable scientific data about comets. The video emphasizes the importance of learning, patience, and teamwork in achieving great goals.

What are comets primarily made of?

• Gas and dust

• Ice, rock, and dirt

• Metal and water

• Fire and smoke

Which continent's countries collaborated to design the Rosetta spacecraft?

• North America

• Asia

• Europe

• Australia

How long did Rosetta travel through space before reaching the comet?

• 10 years

• 20 years

• 5 years

• 15 years

What was attached to Rosetta to conduct experiments on the comet?

• A rover

• A satellite

• A robot

• A drone

What did the Lander use to secure itself to the comet's surface?

• Suction cups

• Magnets

• Spears and ropes

• Wheels

What important qualities did the Rosetta mission demonstrate?

• Teamwork and patience

• Speed and agility

• Strength and power

• Independence and solitude

How many people approximately worked on the Rosetta project?

• 2000

• 1000

• 1500

• 500