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Hoy la @esa_es ha hecho públicas las primeras imágenes de alta resolución que la sonda espacial #SolarOrbiter sacó del Sol a 77 millones de kilómetros de distancia el 30 de mayo y lo que han visto los científicos les ha dejado picuetos. ¿Qué han visto? #hilo
A primeros de febrero, como algunos recordaréis, asistí al lanzamiento de la sonda Solar Orbiter (SolO, en clara referencia a Star Wars) en las instalaciones de la Agencia Espacial Europea (ESA, por sus siglas en inglés) en Darmstadt (Alemania) a unos 20 min. a tren de Frankfurt.
Cubrí el evento para la web de la revista National Geographic y escribí este artículo sobre la misión.
nationalgeographic.com.es/ciencia/mision…
nationalgeographic.com.es/ciencia/mision…
👋Welcome to the live press briefing with #SolarOrbiter experts presenting the exciting images from the mission captured around its 1st close pass of the #Sun
📨For journalists who have any questions, please send them to media@esa.int
😎Join the conversation via #TheSunUpClose
📨For journalists who have any questions, please send them to media@esa.int
😎Join the conversation via #TheSunUpClose
📷The brand new #SolarOrbiter images that we are going to see today are already the closest ever images of the Sun, captured only 77 million km from our star's surface 👍
#TheSunUpClose
📽️Perihelion animation: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia…
#TheSunUpClose
📽️Perihelion animation: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia…
While #SolarOrbiter is taking the closest images of the #Sun, @NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is actually flying much closer. The two missions will work together, collecting complementary data to investigate our nearest star
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Details: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia…
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#TheSunUpClose
Details: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia…
Launched in February, #SolarOrbiter performed its first close approach to the #Sun in mid June, getting just 77 million km from its surface and capturing the closest ever images of our parent star 🌞🛰️📷
These brand new views will be released tomorrow. Stay tuned #TheSunUpClose
These brand new views will be released tomorrow. Stay tuned #TheSunUpClose
An international collaboration between ESA and NASA, #SolarOrbiter lofted to space aboard the US Atlas V 411 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida at 05:03 CET on 10 February (23:03 EST on 9 February).
Relive the excitement of the launch:
Relive the excitement of the launch:
The mission of #SolarOrbiter: to perform unprecedented close-up observations of the #Sun – including from high latitudes, obtaining views of the Sun's poles – and investigate the Sun-Earth connection.
Find out more about the mysteries it is out to solve: esa.int/Science_Explor…
Find out more about the mysteries it is out to solve: esa.int/Science_Explor…
Are you ready to see #TheSunUpClose?
CALLING ALL MEDIA: We will reveal the first images taken by #SolarOrbiter, only 77 million km from the surface of the #Sun, during an online press briefing on 16 July 14:00 CEST / 13:00 BST.
👉Details + registration: esa.int/Newsroom/Press…
CALLING ALL MEDIA: We will reveal the first images taken by #SolarOrbiter, only 77 million km from the surface of the #Sun, during an online press briefing on 16 July 14:00 CEST / 13:00 BST.
👉Details + registration: esa.int/Newsroom/Press…
“The first images are exceeding our expectations,” says Daniel Müller, ESA #SolarOrbiter Project Scientist. “We can already see hints of very interesting phenomena that we have not been able to observe in detail before.”
Join us at esa.int/esawebtv
16 July #TheSunUpClose
Join us at esa.int/esawebtv
16 July #TheSunUpClose
👇 The panel of #SolarOrbiter mission scientists and experts who will be presenting these incredible first peeks of #TheSunUpClose 🌞🛰️😎
Don't miss the historic reveal on Thursday 16 July #WeAreAllSolarOrbiters
Don't miss the historic reveal on Thursday 16 July #WeAreAllSolarOrbiters
