How did NASA's spacecraft survive its closest approach to the sun?
How did NASA's spacecraft survive its closest approach to the sun? A spacecraft from the American space agency NASA has made history by not only getting closer to the sun but also operating normally in an area with unusually high temperatures. No spacecraft has ever been able to get that close to the sun before. On Friday, NASA scientists received a signal that the spacecraft had lost communication after flying for several days in a very high-temperature environment. According to NASA, the spacecraft, called Parker Solar Probe, is still safe and is operating normally despite reaching a distance of 6.1 million kilometers from the sun's surface. Remember that NASA sent Parker Solar Probe to the center of the solar system in 2018. According to scientists, the spacecraft entered the sun's outer atmosphere on Christmas Eve. However, despite facing extremely high temperatures and radiation, it survived. It is said that this flight of the spacecraft will reveal more facts about th...
