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The unprecedented images will help scientists unravel the mysteries of solar wind and its impact on Earth, according to NASA.
Solar physicists will make a new attempt to observe the chromosphere of the sun, which is the most dynamic region. NASA, ...
Scientists are using the images and data collected by the probe to understand the sun’s impact on Earth and the solar system.
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The Daily Galaxy on MSNNASA Spots a ‘Canyon of Fire’ After a Colossal Solar EruptionOn July 15, 2025, a massive eruption from the Sun’s upper-left side unleashed a surge of plasma and magnetic fields into ...
July will see the launch of the groundbreaking Solar EruptioN Integral Field Spectrograph mission, or SNIFS. Delivered to ...
NASA's Parker solar probe gets dangerously close to the sun and captures stunning solar wind footage
It's not every day we get this close to the heart of our solar system and live to talk about it. But NASA just did something extraordinary. Its Parker Solar Probe has flown closer ...
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe flew just 3.8 million miles from the Sun, capturing the closest-ever images of its corona and solar wind. The data provides new insights into CMEs, magnetic fields, and space ...
Video made from images taken by Parker Solar Probe’s WISPR instrument on Dec. 25, show solar winds racing out from the sun’s ...
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Fox Weather on MSNSee it: Closest image of Sun yet taken by NASA's Parker Solar ProbeNASA’s Parker Solar Probe made its record-breaking flyby of the Sun, zooming just 3.8 million miles from the solar surface, and we’re just now seeing some results from that close brush with our star.
Scientists have released the closest images ever taken near the sun, captured by NASA’s Parker Solar Probe flying 3.8 million ...
From one perspective, the Sun is a benevolent orb of plasma and its warmth makes Earth habitable and has kept it habitable ...
Astronomers have discovered the earliest seeds of rocky planets forming in the gas around a baby sun-like star, providing a ...
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