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The Parker Solar Probe flew through a giant sun explosion, and this is what it looks like
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The Parker Solar Probe flew through a giant sun explosion, and this is what it looks like
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe flew through an ejection of coronal material as it passed by the Sun in September 2022, giving researchers new data to understand how the Sun’s superheated plasma interacts with the surrounding interplanetary dust.
The Parker Solar Probe flew right through a major coronal mass ejection last September and captured it all on camera.
The sun is getting more active while space-weather forecasters are at a disadvantage. This time we got lucky, but more solar storms are coming.
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has become the first spacecraft ever to fly through a coronal mass ejection from the sun—a powerful eruption of billions of tons of plasma.