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[Madelyn Brooke]

What is most impressive is not only the speed, but also the ship's ability to withstand heat in extreme environments like the corona – that is a breakthrough in material technology.

 

[affiliam]

I remember this being the probe on which you could get your name loaded in a chip mounted on it. I believe my name is also on it. So cool.

I think that was done during Mars Persevrance Rover launch. https://mars.nasa.gov/layout/embed/send-your-name/mars2020/certificate/?cn=5299

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that On 24 July 1938, the first popular brand of instant coffee, Nescafe, appeared on the market.

 

[ibejuliet]

The Parker Solar Probe is the fastest object ever built by man.
It flew through the solar corona late last December at 190.7 kilometers per second.

Sometimes it gets scary when you start to realize what level space technology has reached. To withstand that kind of temperature, to reach that kind of speed without burning up. Too bad for the astronaut, he would have been very hot.

I honestly didn`t know about this. This is quite interesting.

 

[WAndreas]

I honestly didn`t know about this. This is quite interesting.

We are always exchanging something new. That's what the forum blackhatworld))

 

[potato curry]

The Parker Solar Probe is the fastest object ever built by man.
It flew through the solar corona late last December at 190.7 kilometers per second.

Sometimes it gets scary when you start to realize what level space technology has reached. To withstand that kind of temperature, to reach that kind of speed without burning up. Too bad for the astronaut, he would have been very hot.

Absolutely wild, right? The fact that we’ve built something that fast and tough enough to survive the Sun’s heat, is mind-blowing. Imagine the view... if only it were safe for humans!

 

[WAndreas]

Absolutely wild, right? The fact that we’ve built something that fast and tough enough to survive the Sun’s heat, is mind-blowing. Imagine the view... if only it were safe for humans!

What's interesting is that the hardware is still in working order!

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that on this day in 1908, the first New York-Paris round-the-world car race was completed.

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that on this day in 1586 Sir Thomas Harriot introduced the potato to Britain and Ireland.

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that on this day in 1954 the first part of J.R.R. Tolkien's trilogy ‘The Lord of the Rings’ is published in England.

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that 30 July is the 211th day of the year (212th in leap years) according to the Gregorian calendar. There are 154 days till the end of the year.

Till 15 October 1582 - 30 July according to Julian calendar, since 15 October 1582 - 30 July according to Gregorian calendar.

In XX and XXI centuries corresponds to 17 July according to Julian calendar

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that On this day in 1498 Christopher Columbus was the first European to visit Venezuela

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that 1610 Henry Hudson discovered Hudson Bay?

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that on this day in 1914 The world's first electric traffic lights are installed in Cleveland?

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that on this day in 1851 American Isaac Singer received a patent for the first sewing machine?

 

[WAndreas]

Did you know that on this day In 1908, the first international beauty contest was held in Folkestone, England?

 

[HiddenGuyonBush]

did you know that the frogfish has the fastest strike among all vertebrates, taking only about 6 milliseconds = 1/6000 of a second to engulf its prey.

 

[WAndreas]

did you know that the frogfish has the fastest strike among all vertebrates, taking only about 6 milliseconds = 1/6000 of a second to engulf its prey.

A frog fish?! I didn't even know such a thing existed!

 

[dizmomentsupperioi1]

Thanks for the info

 

[WAndreas]

Thanks for the info

Of course, bro! Maybe you can share something interesting too?

Or are you not talking to me?