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Parker Solar Probe passes 6.1 million km from the Sun

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The closest approach to the Sun ever flown, at about 690,000 km/h — within the solar corona. Encounter class: perihelion pass.

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Assembled from 17 blocks · 1 evidence · 3 related

  1. Story
  2. The closest approach to the Sun ever flown, at about 690,000 km/h — within the solar corona. Encounter class: perihelion pass.
  3. Knowledge
  4. The Sun
  5. Parker Solar Probe
  6. Parker Solar Probe passes 6.1 million km from the Sun
  7. Connections
  8. Parker Solar Probe
  9. The Sun
  10. The Sun
  11. Parker Solar Probe’s first perihelion pass
  12. Parker Solar Probe passes 6.1 million km from the Sun
  13. Parker Solar Probe
  14. Parker Solar Probe’s first perihelion pass
  15. Parker Solar Probe passes 6.1 million km from the Sun
  16. Evidence
  17. Launch, the first perihelion pass and the December 2024 closest approach.
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