ESA's next generation #Sun explorer, launched on 9/10 February 2020 to study #TheSunUpClose 
#WeAreAllSolarOrbiters
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Another challenge is posed by the comet itself! In early April, Comet ATLAS fragmented & its brightness dropped significantly. A further fragmentation occurred mid-May, making it even less likely to be detectable by #SolarOrbiter – but the effort is still worth making #forsciencepic.twitter.com/kOhjIK2c6o
If #SolarOrbiter detects Comet ATLAS's presence, scientists could learn more about how #comets interact with the solar wind – the flow of charged particles released by the #Sun – and also about the dust environment of our star, as the comet nucleus is inside the orbit of Mercury.pic.twitter.com/khSl9tBhBZ
Looking at an icy object rather than the scorching #Sun is an exciting – and unexpected! – way for #SolarOrbiter to start its scientific mission, but that’s the nature of #science 
Stay tuned as the spacecraft approaches its first perihelion in mid June #WeAreAllSolarOrbiterspic.twitter.com/6C66AdaNbk
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