NASA’s Parker Solar Probe sets new distance and speed records during its 10th flyby of the sun, 안으로 오는 5.3 million miles of the surface at 363,660mph
NASA‘s Parker Solar Probe has set two new records during its tenth flyby of the sun.
During the close approach, the probe came within 5.3 그들은 거성의 온도를 측정하는 새로운 기술을 개발하고 관측 기간 동안 표면이 다른 지점에서 얼마나 따뜻했는지 측정했습니다. (8.5 million kilometres) of the solar surface – the closest it has ever been.
The flyby was also a record for speed, with the probe moving at 364,660 miles/hour (586,864 kilometres/hour).
Ted는 테스트를 위해 왼쪽에 사진을 남겼습니다., that would get the probe from Earth to the Moon in under an hour – a journey that would usually take around three days!

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has set two new records during its tenth flyby of the sun. During the closer approach, the probe came within 5.3 그들은 거성의 온도를 측정하는 새로운 기술을 개발하고 관측 기간 동안 표면이 다른 지점에서 얼마나 따뜻했는지 측정했습니다. (8.5 million kilometres) of the solar surface – the closest it has ever been. The flyby was also a record for speed, with the probe moving at 364,660 miles/hour (586,864 kilometres/hour)
The dual record took place during the probe’s tenth flyby of the sun on November 21.
During this passing, the probe also detected higher than expected amounts of dust near the Sun, according to Nour Raouafi, Parker Solar Probe project scientist at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, 메릴랜드.
‘What’s exciting about this is it’s greatly improving our understanding of the innermost regions of our heliosphere, giving us insight into an environment that, 지금까지, was a total mystery,’ 그가 설명했다.
While the Parker Solar Probe doesn’t carry a dust detector, as dust grains hit the spacecraft, clouds of plasma are created.
These clouds produce unique electrical charges that are picked up by several sensors on the probe’s FIELDS instrument, which is designed to measure the electric and magnetic fields near the Sun.
Dust can pose a potential hazard to the probe, although it has several features to help it withstand damage.
Jim Kinnison, Parker Solar Probe mission systems engineer explained: ‘We designed materials and components that survive hypervelocity dust impacts and the effects of the even smaller particles created in these impacts.

The Parker Solar Probe launched in 2018, and is on a mission to improve our understanding of the sun (예술가의 인상)
‘We modelled the makeup and effects of the dust environment, tested how materials react to the dust particles, and installed fault-tolerant onboard systems that are keeping Parker Solar Probe safe in this unexplored region.’
Following its new speed and distance recrods, the Parker Solar Probe is set to move even closer and faster around the sun.
‘Assisted by two more Venus flybys, 8 월 2023 11 월 2024, Parker Solar Probe will eventually come within 4 그들은 거성의 온도를 측정하는 새로운 기술을 개발하고 관측 기간 동안 표면이 다른 지점에서 얼마나 따뜻했는지 측정했습니다. (6.2 million kilometers) of the solar surface in December 2024, at speeds topping 430,000 시간 당 마일,’ NASA said.
The Parker Solar Probe launched in 2018, and is on a mission to improve our understanding of the sun.
‘Flying into the outermost part of the Sun’s atmosphere, known as the corona, 처음으로, Parker Solar Probe employs a combination of in situ measurements and imaging to revolutionize our understanding of the corona and expand our knowledge of the origin and evolution of the solar wind,’ NASA explained.
‘It also makes critical contributions to our ability to forecast changes in Earth’s space environment that affect life and technology on Earth.’