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Last Post 3/23/2018 1:28 PM by SC Museum

Parker Solar Probe: "Touch" the Sun? Learn more about Parker.

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3/23/2018 1:28 PM
(from email) I work at a museum and we are having a special day dedicated to the Parker Solar Probe and its launch. -We have looked up some activity ideas from NASA Wavelength and the NASA Museum alliance. I believe there will be solar cookies and also we will model the inner solar system in order to have people understand the mission route and speed. -There will be H-alpha solar observing and activities we used during the recent solar eclipse. I was wondering if you had any other ideas that would help our audiences understand the Parker Solar Probe: What does it mean to "touch" the Sun and how do I illustrate it? Do you have anything of Parker or his lab that we could display?