WASHINGTON: NASA’s NASA space center ‘Boko’ spacecraft has entered the Sun’s atmosphere for the first time, setting a record.
According to the NASA website:
For the first time in history a spacecraft has ‘touched’ the sun. NASA’s Bocca spacecraft has entered the upper part of the solar atmosphere and collected various new information.
It was only after the first humans landed on the moon that many details about it became known to the scientific world. Similarly, the Pokmon spacecraft’s entry into the Sun’s atmosphere has made great strides in related research.
According to the NASA website, the Pokmon spacecraft has penetrated the Sun’s atmosphere and detected facts that could not be known by other spacecraft from a long distance.
In 2009, NASA announced plans to send a spacecraft very close to the Sun in an attempt to discover previously undiscovered facts.
The spacecraft was designed by the Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
Although the spacecraft was scheduled to launch in 2015, the project was postponed due to various reasons.
In this context, the Paco spacecraft was successfully launched in August 2018 by powerful Alliance Delta 4 type heavy rockets from a rocket launch site in the Cape Carnival area of Florida.
The spacecraft, which orbited the sun for the next 3 years, collected and sent a lot of information as it approached.
At this point, the Pokmon spacecraft is currently entering the Sun’s atmosphere for the first time. It is in this area that the various facts that are impacting the earth are said to be embedded.
The study by the Paco spacecraft in that area is expected to unravel many mammoth knots about the sun and the universe.
In 7 years, the spacecraft will orbit the Sun 24 times in the elliptical orbit at a minimum of 61.2 lakh km. The approaching 2025 is also said to be passing.
Not only was it the first spacecraft to enter the Sun’s atmosphere, but it also has the distinction of being the fastest man-made object in history.
In addition, the first spacecraft to be named after a living scientist is another highlight of Poker.
The spacecraft is named after Eugene Poker, 91, a scientist who discovered the facts about the solar wind in 1958.
பாக்கோ – ஒரு பாவை ..
Will be crawling until 2025
Passes the sun 24 times closer
The maximum distance to the sun is 61.2 lakh km. Going closer
Can withstand temperatures of 1,300 degrees centigrade
At 7 lakh km. Speed (190 km / h)