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On Friday, January 16th, BBS in collaboration with Technology Review Italia organized an important scientific event. Two of the Italian protagonists who led the Rosetta Mission have shared insights from the long journey of Philae: the first spacecraft in human history to land on a comet, with an audience of 400 students, managers and experts.