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The complete story of the Parker Solar Probe: how engineers built a spacecraft that could survive touching the Sun and what it has revealed about stellar physics
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The complete story of the Parker Solar Probe: how engineers built a spacecraft that could survive touching the Sun and what it has revealed about stellar physics
Engineers wrapped the heat shield in white ceramic paint, bolted it to the front of a car-sized spacecraft, and aimed the whole assembly at a star. The Parker Solar Probe lifted off from Cape Canaveral on August 12, 2018, atop a Delta IV Heavy, beginning a journey no machine had ever attempted: repeated dives into the outer atmosphere of the Sun. Nearly eight years on, the probe has flown through the Sun’s corona for the first time in history, m…
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