NASA's Parker Solar Probe has once again broken two monumental records, making it one of the important probes to have been sent on space.
On Thursday, Apr. 29, the solar orbiter had slingshot its way towards the Sun while traveling at an unimaginable record-breaking speed enough to circle the Earth 13 times in an hour.
The last records set by the solar probe were made on February 2020, when it flew at a speed of 244,255 mph (393,044 km/h) and had come within 11.6 million miles (18.6 million kilometers) around the Sun's surface.
But this time, the solar orbiter had come within around 6.5 million miles (10.4 million kilometers) of the Sun's surface while moving at a blazing speed of 330,000 miles per hour (532,000 kilometers per hour).
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