The landing site where Rosetta Philae’s is due to land on 12 November is named Agilkia.
“The landing site, previously known as ‘Site J’, is named for Agilkia Island, an island on the Nile River in the south of Egypt. A complex of Ancient Egyptian buildings, including the famous Temple of Isis, was moved to Agilkia from the island of Philae when the latter was flooded during the building of the Aswan dams last century.” (ESA News)
Rosetta is an ESA mission to a comet which comprises a lander module, which includes several micro-cameras developed by our partner company Micro-Cameras & Space Exploration SA.