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Breakthrough! NASA’s Solar Probe Almost Touches The Sun For The First Time in Humanity

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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Touches The Sun For The First Time

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A Spacecraft Touched The Sun! Why Didn't It Melt?

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Nasa makes history with closest-ever approach to Sun | BBC News

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NASA Probe Touches the Sun! Why Is It Not Melted

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The Team That Touched the Sun: Reflecting on the Parker Solar Probe Mission

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NASA solar probe survives closest-ever encounter with Sun

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Sonda Parker llega a los límites del Sol para hacer historia.

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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Breaks Records and Reveals New Insights About the Sun

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When NASA Finally Touched the Sun

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The Search for Apollo 10’s Lunar Module

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Solar probe makes closest ever approach to the sun

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Looking Sideways from the Parker Solar Probe II

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NASA's Parker Solar Probe makes history in close brush with sun • FRANCE 24 English

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Parker Solar Probe - orbit and timeline (4K)

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NASA Parker Solar Probe is set to come within 3.8M miles of the sun's surface

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