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This undated artist impression by ESA /ATG medialab , publicly provided by the European Space Agency, ESA, shows Rosetta's lander Philae (front view) on the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The German space agency DLR, which controls the lander, says it received data from Philae over a 22-minute period late Thursday July 9, 2015, though the connection broke off several times. Scientists were joyous when the lander awoke from seven months of hibernation in June. But they have been unable to explain why Philae isn't communicating more regularly. (Photo by ESA/ATG medialab/ESA via AP Photo)
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