Parker Solar Probe

The Parker Solar Probe, named for UChicago Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker in honor of his pioneering research on the sun and the solar wind, is the first NASA mission named after a living person. The spacecraft launched Aug. 12, 2018 and will fly closer to the sun than any before it.

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Parker Solar Probe Launches on NASA Voyage to ‘Touch the Sun’

<p>NASA’s Parker Solar Probe – named for Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker – successfully launched on Sunday, August 12th at 3:31 a.m. Eastern Time.</p>


Pioneering Solar Scientist Eugene Parker Gets His Day in the Sun

<p>NASA’s Parker Solar Probe – named for Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker – successfully launched on Sunday, August 12th at 3:31 a.m. Eastern Time.</p>


Space.com

NASA Is Trying To Save Us From The Sun

<p>Article discusses Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker, the Parker Solar Probe, and the dangers of the sun</p>


NASA's solar probe cleared for launch on mission to "touch the sun"

<p>Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker and project scientists discuss the Parker Solar Probe</p>


CBS

NASA Braves The Heat To Get Up Close And Personal With Our Sun

<p>Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker and Prof. Angela Olinto discuss solar wind and the Parker Solar Probe</p>


NASA’s New Probe Sails Into the Solar Wind

<p>In op-ed, Prof. Angela Olinto describes the work of Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker</p>


NASA to give the closest look ever at the sun

<p>Article discusses Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker, solar wind, and the Parker Solar Probe</p>


ABC

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