Solar Probe Plus

Let's wait and see if it survives the orbit, it will be good if it does. Also good to see what science it brings from the Sun's other side that we cannot usulally see.
 

Wow. Some people on this planet will have one heck of an exciting Christmas eve ! Barely six million kilometers from the inferno, at 700000 km per hour ?
I have this sneaking suspicion it won't be a snowy Christmas, for that probe...
:D:D:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

 
From the BBC:


A Nasa spacecraft is attempting to make history with the closest-ever approach to the Sun. The Parker Solar Probe is plunging into our star's outer atmosphere to try and help us better understand how the Sun works.
It is out of communication for several days and scientists will be waiting for a signal, expected at 05:00 GMT on 28 December, to see if it has survived.
 
That is longer than I was thinking for Parker Solar Probe to be out of comunication with Earth NMaude, I really wish it well and would like it to survive the journey.
 
I cannot wait until the first science gets sent back and revealed. So what happens to the Parker Solar Probe now?
 

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