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The Parker Solar Probe Made Its 28th Record-Breaking Flyby of the Sun's Atmosphere at a Speed of 432,000 Mph (692,000 Km/h).

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Parker Solar Probe has successfully completed the next stage of its daring encounter with the sun. Engineers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory reported that the spacecraft re-established contact after nine days of autonomous operation. This maneuver marked the 28th flyby of the solar corona. The mission, which launched on June 3, has reached the stage of transmitting accumulated data—... The post Parker Solar Probe Compl…
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Parker Solar Probe has successfully completed the next stage of its daring encounter with the sun. Engineers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory reported that the spacecraft re-established contact after nine days of autonomous operation. This maneuver marked the 28th flyby of the solar corona. The mission, which launched on June 3, has reached the stage of transmitting accumulated data—... The post Parker Solar Probe Compl…

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se7en.ws broke the news on Friday, June 12, 2026.
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