Parker Solar probe jumping through fire?
Is the principle of passing close the Sun with the Parker Solar probe the same as if you pass your hand over a candle flame fast enough you won't get burned?
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Is the principle of passing close the Sun with the Parker Solar probe the same as if you pass your hand over a candle flame fast enough you won't get burned?
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Is the principle of passing close the Sun with the Parker Solar probe the same as if you pass your hand over a candle flame fast enough you won't get burned?
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Is the principle of passing close the Sun with the Parker Solar probe the same as if you pass your hand over a candle flame fast enough you won't get burned?
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the-sun parker-solar-probe thermodynamics
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No, it's much too slow for that. The Parker Solar Probe reaches (or at least approaches) thermal equilibrium on its perihelion passes; your hand passing briefly through a flame does not.
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The Parker Solar Probe is pretty fast but the Sun is huge.
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No, it's much too slow for that. The Parker Solar Probe reaches (or at least approaches) thermal equilibrium on its perihelion passes; your hand passing briefly through a flame does not.
answered 1 hour ago
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The Parker Solar Probe is pretty fast but the Sun is huge.
– Uwe
44 mins ago
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No, it's much too slow for that. The Parker Solar Probe reaches (or at least approaches) thermal equilibrium on its perihelion passes; your hand passing briefly through a flame does not.
answered 1 hour ago
pericynthion
8,3393149
The Parker Solar Probe is pretty fast but the Sun is huge.
– Uwe
44 mins ago
add a comment |
No, it's much too slow for that. The Parker Solar Probe reaches (or at least approaches) thermal equilibrium on its perihelion passes; your hand passing briefly through a flame does not.
answered 1 hour ago
pericynthion
8,3393149
No, it's much too slow for that. The Parker Solar Probe reaches (or at least approaches) thermal equilibrium on its perihelion passes; your hand passing briefly through a flame does not.
answered 1 hour ago
pericynthion
8,3393149
answered 1 hour ago
pericynthion
8,3393149
answered 1 hour ago
pericynthion
8,3393149
answered 1 hour ago
pericynthion
8,3393149
8,3393149
The Parker Solar Probe is pretty fast but the Sun is huge.
– Uwe
44 mins ago
add a comment |
The Parker Solar Probe is pretty fast but the Sun is huge.
– Uwe
44 mins ago
The Parker Solar Probe is pretty fast but the Sun is huge.
– Uwe
44 mins ago
The Parker Solar Probe is pretty fast but the Sun is huge.
– Uwe
44 mins ago
add a comment |
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