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X-WR-CALDESC:You are invited to join Dr. Kelly Korreck on Monday\, August 2
 2\, 2022 at 6:00 PM Pacific / 9:00 PM Eastern\, when she will give us an u
 pdate on the Parker Solar Probe.\n\nWhat is faster than a speeding bullet?
   What can fly through turbulence without fastening its seat belt?  What c
 an tell us about the origins of our solar system at the same time performi
 ng its main mission to understand our closest star?  NASA’s Parker Solar P
 robe! The Parker Solar Probe (PSP) spacecraft was designed to solve 3 myst
 eries of the sun as well as the very practical goal of furthering our unde
 rstanding of space weather.  The talk will cover Parker’s measurements of 
 Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs- billions of tons of material hurling through
  space at millions of miles an hour - part of space weather)\, as well as 
 recent Venus encounters and a few other surprises that Parker has discover
 ed!\n\nAbout the Speaker\nDr. Kelly Korreck is a scientist in the Heliophy
 sics Division at NASA Headquarters\, where she works with a host of NASA m
 issions and works on science activation and education. Over 20 years worki
 ng with NASA missions at various institutions\, her research has ranged fr
 om the Sun’s coronal mass ejections to the remnant shock waves from supern
 ovae. Kelly has also been involved in building spaceflight hardware\, work
 ed on a sounding rocket\, and\, most recently\, co-led an instrument suite
  onboard NASA’s Parker Solar Probe mission.\n\nThe event will also be stre
 aming live on YouTube\, but please note that questions asked over the NSN-
 members-only Zoom Q&A will be prioritized.
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DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join Dr. Kelly Korreck on Monday\, August 22
 \, 2022 at 6:00 PM Pacific / 9:00 PM Eastern\, when she will give us an up
 date on the Parker Solar Probe.\n\nWhat is faster than a speeding bullet? 
  What can fly through turbulence without fastening its seat belt?  What ca
 n tell us about the origins of our solar system at the same time performin
 g its main mission to understand our closest star?  NASA’s Parker Solar Pr
 obe! The Parker Solar Probe (PSP) spacecraft was designed to solve 3 myste
 ries of the sun as well as the very practical goal of furthering our under
 standing of space weather.  The talk will cover Parker’s measurements of C
 oronal Mass Ejections (CMEs- billions of tons of material hurling through 
 space at millions of miles an hour - part of space weather)\, as well as r
 ecent Venus encounters and a few other surprises that Parker has discovere
 d!\n\nAbout the Speaker\nDr. Kelly Korreck is a scientist in the Heliophys
 ics Division at NASA Headquarters\, where she works with a host of NASA mi
 ssions and works on science activation and education. Over 20 years workin
 g with NASA missions at various institutions\, her research has ranged fro
 m the Sun’s coronal mass ejections to the remnant shock waves from superno
 vae. Kelly has also been involved in building spaceflight hardware\, worke
 d on a sounding rocket\, and\, most recently\, co-led an instrument suite 
 onboard NASA’s Parker Solar Probe mission.\n\nThe event will also be strea
 ming live on YouTube\, but please note that questions asked over the NSN-m
 embers-only Zoom Q&A will be prioritized.
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SUMMARY:Free Live NSN Webinar Series: What’s up with the Sun? Recent result
 s from NASA’s Parker Solar Probe
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