Philae probe finds 'organic molecules' on comet
Scientists working on data collected the Philae probe have said that during a drill for a soil sample the Philae probe was able to "sniff" organic molecules.
Earlier, incredible images showed the moment the Philae probe dropped from its satellite and first landed on Comet 67P five days ago.
The high-resolution shots, taken by the Rosetta satellite's narrow-angle camera, capture the 30 minutes since the probe touched down on the comet's surface.
At the moment scientists have lost contact with the probe after its batteries died. It will only wake up if enough sunlight recharges its solar panels.
But the mission is still deemed a success as it is the first spacecraft to ever land on a comet.
