Early observations showing the distinctive bi lobed shape were publicly shared allowing scientists and interested citizens alike to proffer explanations. New Nav-Cam images were regularly published on the Rosetta Blog, which allowed further ways to test these explanations. Stretch came to mind and the following annotated Navcam image shows a large scale rough match warranting further investigation.
(click) An early approximation of where head would be lodged.
- Copyright ESA/Rosetta/NAVCAM – CC BY-SA IGO 3.0
- Annotations by Marco Parigi
- Andrew Cooper took on the task quite early to verify the authenticity of these large scale matches through intensive 3D visualisation techniques. The recent availability of publicly accessible 3D models has enabled the manufacturing of 3D printed scale models and by taking a photo at the chosen angle to see the large scale match, it is quite obvious that it warrants the stretch hypothesis to be pursued through further analysis as has been done by ourselves.
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- Image by Ramcomet.
- In this chapter, I will link to images showing that the matches go all the way around the circumference of the head matching to a jagged 3 D line on the body under the neck. All Navcam images annotated by A. Cooper.
Post for higher resolution South Pole Match
Anuket To Anubis matches
