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How hot is the sun? It's a tricky question, even for scientists. - Vimarsana News

How hot is the sun? It's a tricky question, even for scientists.

It goes without saying the sun is hot, but NASA says its actual temperatures might surprise you. Why the core, surface, and corona vary widely is a mystery.

"No one should underestimate Jose Baez" high-profile attorney representing Bridegan ex-wife - Vimarsana News

"No one should underestimate Jose Baez" high-profile attorney representing Bridegan ex-wife

Jose Baez became a household name during his representation of Casey Anthony in 2011.

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Steam New Releases for May 2, 2022: Cargo Company, Rogue Door Defense, and More! - Vimarsana News

Steam New Releases for May 2, 2022: Cargo Company, Rogue Door Defense, and More!

Check out the new games that have been released on Steam on May 1, 2022. Here comes yet another list of newly released games on Steam! Included in the list for today, May 2, is a game that requires you to choose a door and beat the enemies you will find behind it as well as a couple of free demos of soon-to-be released games.

How NASA sun probe survived flying into the corona. - Vimarsana News

How NASA sun probe survived flying into the corona.

Building spacecraft instruments that could withstand the sun's heat was an engineering feat once thought impossible. Astrophysicists explain how NASA's Parker Solar Probe made history in April when it flew into the corona.

Parker Solar Probe: NASA spacecraft enters the sun's atmosphere for the first time in history - Vimarsana News

Parker Solar Probe: NASA spacecraft enters the sun's atmosphere for the first time in history

A spacecraft launched by NASA has done what was once thought impossible. On April 28, the Parker Solar Probe successfully entered the corona of the Sun -- an extreme environment that's roughly 2 million degrees Fahrenheit.