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Humankind has studied the Sun for millennia. Look through highlights from the history of solar science, from ancient records of solar eclipses & sunspots to the upcoming launch of
#SolarOrbiter, which will provide the first-ever images of the Sun's poles: https://go.nasa.gov/36NjRJe pic.twitter.com/dU9tqZpYPj -
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#SunDay!
We're a week away from launching @ESASolarOrbiter, a collaborative mission between@ESA and@NASA that will study the Sun like never before! Read about how#SolarOrbiter is taking solar science to new heights: https://go.nasa.gov/2O4nq7h pic.twitter.com/TP1oIEDsbMNew Mission Will Take First Peek at Sun’s PolesA new spacecraft is journeying to the Sun to snap the first pictures of the Sun’s north and south poles. -
#ParkerSolarProbe phoned home!
Mission controllers at @JHUAPL received a good report from the spacecraft this morning, the first signal from Parker since its close pass by the Sun on Jan. 29. More: https://blogs.nasa.gov/parkersolarprobe/2020/02/01/parker-solar-probe-reports-successful-record-setting-fourth-close-encounter-of-the-sun/ …pic.twitter.com/QarPMxJ7LO -
Update:
@NASA,@ESA,@Airbus and@ulalaunch are now targeting 11:03pm ET on Feb. 9 for the launch of@ESASolarOrbiter. The date change is caused by delay in transporting the spacecraft to the pad. More information: https://blogs.nasa.gov/solarorbiter/2020/01/31/new-solar-orbiter-launch-date/ …pic.twitter.com/tV9NgDcwb5
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#ParkerSolarProbe made its 4th close approach to the Sun early this morning and set new records in the process! Parker flew about 11.6 million miles from the Sun and achieved a top speed of more than 244,000 mph, breaking records it set in 2018: https://blogs.nasa.gov/parkersolarprobe/2020/01/29/parker-solar-probe-completes-fourth-closest-approach-breaks-new-speed-and-distance-records/ …pic.twitter.com/rYaXgI5o84 -
Our Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe is one step closer to launch! The IMAP mission will study the boundaries of the heliosphere, where material from the Sun meets interstellar space. IMAP is slated to launch in 2024: https://www.jhuapl.edu/PressRelease/200128 …pic.twitter.com/PjOCI40MW5
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#SolarOrbiter, an@ESA &@NASA collaborative mission, launches in February! This spacecraft will study the Sun from a unique perspective: its tilted orbit carries it out of the plane of the planets so it can take the first-ever pictures of the Sun’s poles. https://go.nasa.gov/2O4nq7h pic.twitter.com/W3oME8LtKg -
Magnetic storms near Earth can generate dazzling auroras
and also release high-energy particles hazardous to spacecraft & astronauts. Our THEMIS mission saw one such event much closer to Earth than previously thought possible. More from @UCLA: http://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/space-weather-discovered-too-close-to-home …pic.twitter.com/oBb7kCYqKQ -
A planet’s magnetic field plays a big role in how much the host star affects the planet. Here on Earth, we have a robust magnetic field that shields us from solar activity, but not every world is so lucky. More factors to consider in the
#SearchForLife: https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/13526 pic.twitter.com/V8jAxPrGQI
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What makes an exoplanet habitable? It’s not just about the planet itself — the activity of its star matters, too!
#SearchForLifepic.twitter.com/VxlQyjNptz
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Since we can’t travel to worlds beyond our solar system, scientists use what we know about Earth to predict the characteristics of exoplanets — including whether they might be able to support life. https://go.nasa.gov/30PNgRC pic.twitter.com/x3lhDlGVrY
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Here we go again!
#ParkerSolarProbe started its fourth solar encounter today, leading up to close solar approach on Jan. 29. During this orbit, Parker will break its own records for spacecraft speed and distance from the Sun.
https://blogs.nasa.gov/parkersolarprobe/2020/01/23/parker-solar-probe-prepares-for-new-science-new-records-on-fourth-solar-orbit/ …pic.twitter.com/J6OUSZEjeL
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Spitzer’s infrared observations also gave us a unique view of Comet ISON, which made its dramatic final journey around the Sun in 2013 — also observed by many of our Sun-watching satellites! https://go.nasa.gov/2tGpETf pic.twitter.com/uGrqPyw9EE
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After 16 years, we’re saying farewell to
@NASASpitzer. This infrared observatory shed new light on galaxies, stars and worlds — including our own Sun. Spitzer’s data showed scientists that our star was a relatively late bloomer in the Milky Way: https://go.nasa.gov/2GcJ4Sw pic.twitter.com/i6qiLTvANMPrikaži ovu nit -
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#SunDay!
We're getting ready for the launch of @ESASolarOrbiter, targeted for Feb. 5 from Florida. Meet this newest Sun-bound spacecraft and read about the host of instruments it will use to study our star: http://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Solar_Orbiter/Solar_Orbiter_factsheet …pic.twitter.com/vASbLjbV3x -
#ParkerSolarProbe's measurements of the solar wind reveal a chorus of plasma waves that hold clues to the wind's origins — and scientists have turned some of this data into sound. Listen
and read more from @JHUAPL: https://www.jhuapl.edu/FeatureStory/200114 …https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOA_wAoh5go … -
Researchers used NASA supercomputers to model how Sun-like star Kappa Ceti could erupt in a gigantic superflare — one as powerful as our Sun’s famous 1859 Carrington superstorm. More from
@NASA_NCCS: https://www.nccs.nasa.gov/news-events/nccs-highlights/superflare …pic.twitter.com/4mGQ8gDNw2 -
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#SunDay!
Have burning questions about how we study the Sun? Join our director of heliophysics in this latest episode of #AskNASA to learn more about our star and#ParkerSolarProbe! http://nasa.gov/parker pic.twitter.com/ax7awjy0mp -
The Sun is just right for Earth, but another type of star may be "Goldilocks" when it comes to searching for life on other worlds — not too hot, not too cool, and not too violent to host habitable planets. More on this
@NASAHubble research: https://go.nasa.gov/2N7NVYR pic.twitter.com/4S2yfrggfp
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In the upper reaches of the atmosphere, at the boundary between Earth and space, particles and gases and energy do an intricate and colorful dance that varies daily. Our new mission is watching that dance up close: https://go.nasa.gov/2QyrePS
#NASAICONpic.twitter.com/M3lhr08id6
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