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What time is NASA’s Parker Solar Probe closest solar flyby ever on Christmas Eve?


A NASA spacecraft is about to provide astronomers an epic early Christmas current with the closest ever flyby of the solar on Dec. 24, however for those who’re questioning precisely when the bold photo voltaic encounter will happen, don’t fret. We’ve bought you lined.

The NASA spacecraft, known as the Parker Solar Probe, is heading in the right direction for what shall be a record-setting shut flyby of the solar on Christmas Eve, when it should fly by way of the star’s outer environment at 6:53 a.m. EST (1153 GMT) and move inside 3.8 million miles (6.1 million kilometers) of the star’s floor The flyby is the ultimate trial for the Parker Solar Probe, which has made a collection of ever-closer swings by the star (and 7 flybys of Venus) on its mission to grasp the solar like by no means earlier than.

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