Sun after the moon The United States Space Research Organization, NASA, is going to begin its journey on unprecedented pathways. 'Parker Solar Probe' spacecraft is flying to the sun by showing new direction in space science. If everything is OK, then the company will run in the Surya in early August. The spacecraft will circumambulate 24 times in the corona region of the Sun by ignoring the temperature of millions of degrees Celsius.
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According to the report of the Indian Media G News, Parker Solar Probe will go to the Sun in August. The spacecraft will fly to the outer surface of the Sun. This campaign is unprecedented in history. Before that no other side of the sun could go. The size of a car in the shape of the car is in the sophisticated equipment. 'Parker Solar Probe' will collect information about complex processes and radiation inside the Sun. And the analysis of that data can be found to answer a number of complex questions, as space scientists believe.
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NASA's Space Flight Center's scientist Alex Young said, "We've been conducting research on the sun for decades. As the sun looks as stable as the naked eye, the star is not at all. The star is constantly changing. The complex magnetic process is underway. Now we will be able to get answers to many complex questions.
NASA's Space Flight Center's scientist Alex Young said, "We've been conducting research on the sun for decades. As the sun looks as stable as the naked eye, the star is not at all. The star is constantly changing. The complex magnetic process is underway. Now we will be able to get answers to many complex questions.
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NASA's space station will fly 40,000 miles ahead of the sun. Parker Solar Probe will send information on earth through terrible heat and radiation. However, US scientists claim that the latest 'hit shield' will keep the vehicle intact. The modern communication panel will send information to the world.
If a man-made spacecraft is entered into the sun's coronation (a region of the sun that can be seen from the earth during the solar eclipse), then NASA will build a new history. To escape from the sun's strong heat, the spacecraft and spacecraft are protected by a thick armor with about four and a half-inch carbon composite. About 6 million km to know what the sun's weather is like. NASA's spacecraft will radiate the stars from the distance. If the mission is successful, many unknown information can be found on the mysteries of solar system, the origin of earth life.
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In fact, the sun surface warming is like 5500 degrees Celsius. However, the warmth of the surrounding region is around 2 million degrees Celsius. World will be witness to new history in August if everything goes well.
♦Because of that campaign
The first reason for this operation is to study the coronary region of the sun. This campaign will help to know how the heat radiation occurs in the sun field. It is said that the temperature of the corona region is 300 times higher than the Sun's surface.
Secondly, know the nature of the solar wind. Solar winds cause massive particles to be exposed to the Sun from the Sun. Thirdly, research on other stars will help to get information from the campaign.
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♦When the operation
According to NASA, if everything is OK, Parker Solar Probe will leave the space for the sun at 4 pm 8 am local time. The space station will fly through the 'Delta-4 Heavy' rocket in the United Launch Alliance with the help of the US Air Force. After the 13-day expedition, return to Earth on August 19.
In this mission, NASA scientists have sent the names of Earth's people with the help of space craft, and the fortunate thing is that here my name has been added and a declaration from NASA that all names of people here will be given, and I have registered myself and I hope this mission I will be one too.