FINALLY! NASA's Parker Solar Probe just made history by touching the Sun
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Discover the groundbreaking mission of NASA's Parker Solar Probe as it ventures closer to the Sun than any spacecraft before. Unveiling the secrets of our star, this remarkable probe has touched the Sun's upper atmosphere and unraveled the origins of the fast solar wind. Dive into the extraordinary findings and technological feats of this historic journey, revolutionizing our understanding of the Sun and its impact on Earth. Explore the implications for space weather prediction and the broader field of stellar physics. Join us on this captivating exploration of the Parker Solar Probe's remarkable mission.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:36 A Dream Come True
03:45 A Showerhead of Solar Wind
05:31 Why Touching the Sun Matters
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"One Giant Leap for Mankind" These sentence I remember at the time of Apollo Mission. The same Sentence I want to repeat here. Knowledge is Power. Thank you NASA. 🙏🙏
It's a thrilling message. I'm still in a daze as to how the Parker spacecraft has withstood the enormous heat of Sun's atmosphere. It's told that no solid thing will survive in the extremely hot solar field. If that's true how parker is still intact irrespective of the supposed carbon cover? How water can exist in such an unimaginable heat to cool the spacecraft?
I've been waiting and hoping to get an update on the Parker mission. Super excited to learn more of this very interesting work. I hope knowledge gained from this science helps us here on planet earth to be better stewards and citizens of solar systems, Galaxy and universe. Thanks for the most excellent reporting.
This proves that human kind can create wonders with science, by visiting and exploring our life source star to understand it better to serve life on earth and beyond. Big kudos to the scientist and engineers who worked on the Parker Solar Probe mission. Keep going NASA!.
@user-jv1dy3qo6u
10 ай бұрын
What do you think that they made this sun temperature withstanding craft out of? Fiction?
New knowledge is achieved! Very nice narration, superb voice 👍
Excellent video. Perfectly balanced for people with different levels of knowledge.
It’s far beyond amazing if it’s true. Hard to believe anything can survive that life supporting heat.
@user-jv1dy3qo6u
10 ай бұрын
Should be impossible to believe if you understand that that the most heat withstanding element on earth cannot get anywhere near those temperatures. And that NASA lies.
Beautiful the sun is stunning
Amazing!
Fantastic
Sir, ThanQ very much for this excellent narration analysis on the Sun, the Central & Very Powerfull plant of our system. 💐🙏🏻
I'm not a scientist or anything like that, but I would have thought the pro would have caught fire further away from the Sun. Before you even reached its atmosphere. Great video!
👋👍👌👏 I miss the sun because my clothes won't dry quickly in the monsoon rains
Awesome
The people who make these discoveries happen are simply incredible.
@user-jv1dy3qo6u
10 ай бұрын
What about liars? You amazed by them? ...yes
Amazing, thanks NASA
Congratulations NASA
This thing is amazing. I didn't know it existed till a couple weeks ago
As NASA probably knows, there is an episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" in which a manned experimental rship touched a star.
@stephenkalatucka6213
Жыл бұрын
AOC wants to lead the first manned mission to the sun. People tried to talk her out of it because the sun is too hot. She's got that covered. She's going to land at night.
@Mrgoofyoops
11 ай бұрын
And Beverly gets to kick some ass
Amazing! I'm wondering if Parker Solar Probe is doomed to crush into the sun...
@edbollett9083
Жыл бұрын
Was just thinking the same thing.Going by the fact of the surface temperature on some planets in the solar system which some planet surface temperatures can well exceed 900 degrees.So with this in mind got to wonder how long the probe can maintain the heat of the Sun if at all. Thinking there hasn't been much luck In keeping a probe on the surface of planets at 900 degrees Fahrenheit let alone the temperature of the Sun..Plus lately all this take about a internet apocalypse. Now knowing that we have a probe close to the Sun I got to wonder.. Understanding the mechanics of the universe the sun is the driving force. Because catastrophic effects of electromagnetic pulses that definitely could cause this so-called internet apocalypse.. Keeping in mind that nearly everything in our daily lives is tied to the internet imagine life without it.. Science has warned of this very thing. Now mankind wants to go up there and interact with the sun. Hopefully without dire consequences to the planet or other plants.. Not saying that if the probe did crash into the Sun that it would create these catastrophic effects. But a wise man would definitely way out the scenario. Note I said A wise man not a greedy one. It's always wonderful to communicate with like thinking minds. You seem to have somewhat of an understanding of some of the consequences that could arise from this probe being that close to the Sun great observation on your part!!
What is the time dialation in that speed?
Cleverly changing orientation to save from solar heat is a amazing trick
So crazy how we’ve looked soo far into space for the answers and the answers could have been right before us.
I have known all of this Since 2011..Is there an update of recent date. Anything new?
OOOOOOOO!! WOW ! POW !! TOTALLY AMAZING ! HEY HO !!! FROM, U.K. (2023).
Something unbelievable absolutely really...To reach near to SUN... Amazing
🌞
Thank you, musk. But you're intelligent and your Pioneer, thinking .
The probs materials sounds like materials for a prob that could survive Venus surface and stay operational for long time there to give us wonderful info of the planet.
Whoever the Narrator is, HE'S THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They probably learned from the Vissians of Star Trek Enterprise TV series, shooting for which solar tech close-ups was in Lauan. Proj 3. Q.C. along Aurora Blvd. ;)
When are airplanes going to be that fast? I just can't wait.
I often wonder about all these fantastic claims that NASA scientists make from time to time... If they've made such awesome breakthroughs, where is the actual footage? Whyy use artists renditions & now CGI to to attempt to convey ideas, where is the actual footage from the probe? Another thing, how come the space station hasn't been able to produce an actual full image of our home planet? Don't tell me that the cameras are not equipped with enough power to zoom out & capture a full image of planet earth.... How about this probe robot sending true images of the sun back to NASA headquarters that the public can view, with their own 👀👁👀 & not through C G I lens.
@joetamaccio9475
Жыл бұрын
Well said . However the space station is only 200 miles up . The distance between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. To stay under earths ionosphere . Protecting them from solar radiation. Next question
@edbollett9083
Жыл бұрын
I know right. NASA has probs on other planets sending photos back.The probably is some of the plants their try to observe offer planet surface temperatures of well over 900 degrees Fahrenheit, with this scenario in play probes can only function for a very short time before they are totally consumed by the heat of the surface of a plant. Now trying to convince anyone that there is a probe that close to the sun is very doubtful. I'm like you show us the evidence. Personally I think it's a big cock.. Simply because of the knowledge I have learned about their attempts to put probes on the planets with surface temperature nearly 900 degrees Fahrenheit.. They have sent back a few photos but the probs are so short lived simply because of the surface temperatures..
430,000 m.p.h., WOW!! That's 119.44 miles per second. Mind blowing.
The corona of the sun is 2 million degree's F, this spacecraft shield is designed for 2500 degrees F. It also has no ability to magnetically deflect solar radiation to protect its electronics from electrical discharge and magnetic field of the sun.
@JimLovell-np4pv
10 ай бұрын
the degrees F is not the vital statistic here. you can put your hand in a 400 F degree oven for a few seconds, no damage done. but try that with a 400 liquid and you'll have no hand left. this illustrates why temperature is not the important number to pay attention to when it comes to heat damage
@JimLovell-np4pv
10 ай бұрын
sound like a robot
I'm melting, I'm melting...
I’m anxious for the first look of the top of the sun. I understand that Parker Probe is going to be able to see that also eventually! 🙂💬
@juliar6101
Жыл бұрын
I think you are confusing Parker Solar Probe with Solar Orbiter
1star solar sunset
How can it survive 6000˚C ?
Hearty Congrats NASA!! Mr. Parker has become the very first person, even it he is a Machine, to TOUCH The Sun!! Greetings to all of you! One more thing, our Adiyaa L1 is on his way!
I didn't think the surface of the sun was hot. Apparently it doesn't produce heat until interacting with the envelope of the earth. I thought it was a transformer that converted energy from counter space ? But then again you can't see the sun or the stars in free space. Only the earth and moon 😅
@TheGamingg33k
Жыл бұрын
What the fuck are you even saying
They are CHILL GATES Mosquito Program 😢
Wow !!! 430,000 mph !!! Must have used the sun gravity in orbit.
@JimLovell-np4pv
10 ай бұрын
used Venus
we can be type II on the kardashev scale 😁
How they radiated heat in space its a vacume. 🤔 and guessing the carbon shield was possibly graphite or somthin
They did not touch the sun.. Then went within 21 solar radii into solar atmosphere
430,000 miles per hour?... what fuel can push the rocket to that speed?
5.42 ..."We live in the sun's atmosphere"... ARE YOU SURE????
I think this probe is awesome imagine if someone could sit in this and feel the sun
amazing mission, very inspiring, thank you NASA!
So… NASA set about $1,000,000.00+ worth of hardware on fire?
The sun 🌞 is my star ⭐️ I am the Creator of creation. Solo wind is cause by me sneezing or meditation breathing
Can the particles be used to provide inexhaustable energy for all of mankind ?
@JimLovell-np4pv
10 ай бұрын
yes via photosynthesis
So happy I got my name sent to the sun. Have my certificate thank you NASA
(EO) everyone has a star ⭐️ correct.! The SUN 🌞 is my star ⭐️ I CONTROLLED WHAT THE SUN DO .!!! I am the Hall-mighty living in body living on Earth.!!!
This is all a bunch of expired bologna. This is the third video I've seen about the Parker Solar Probe and all I have seen is animation. I'm beginning to wonder if this is all fake.
hi
Anyone who belives this is a programed space cadet😂😂😂😂😂 no flames comin of the sun ot looks like a big light bulb under the firmament
@ronkali5365
8 ай бұрын
Yes the sun is just a light..there is a reason why the average people cannot go to antarctica something they don't want us to see
sun is not the center of the solar system!!
Evil generation witchcraft will you escape the judgment of God…VIBES GENERATION 🚨
😂😂😂Fake just like Fake moon landing😂😂😂
With the Parker spacecraft, humanity will reach more information about the hell that God warned humanity about. God wanted to show people the hell he warned about, so that people would question their lives, because the sun is hell.
audio sounds like a 1960 video
Just had a possible eureka moment but I might be wrong. The faint young Sun paradox puts into question of how there was liquid water on the early Earth's surface when the Sun's energy output was 30% less than what it is now. The Earths oceans should have frozen and so life could not have developed. The Parker Solar Probe has enabled us to see that the Sun's magnetism creates the faster solar winds; we also know that stars like our Sun, but younger in their development, create substantially stronger magnetic fields and resultant magnetic activity. Did the stronger stellar derived magnetic activity of the early Solar System drive stronger stellar winds and so compensate for the less solar energy output described in the faint young Sun paradox, at the time? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faint_young_Sun_paradox
It shows that the sun was created by something other than just space, This was an intelligent design., By real beings., Be it god or his workers. Fed by an unknown source. Although it looks like a magnetic fluid.,. Which is the source of everything in the universe. That creates and has energy. And that is self sustaining for that reason.
This is a turn on for women. Love is and was the goal. Good news= More marriages See how they hold hands together
Awesome