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X-WR-CALDESC:NASA’s Mission to Touch the Sun -- Parker Solar Probe\nwith Ke
 lly Korreck\, NASA Headquarters\n\nSpecial Online Evening Event - Opening 
 Night Talk I ASP2024: A Virtual Conference\nFREE and open to the Public\n
 \nAbout the Talk\n\nWhat is faster than a speeding bullet?  What can fly t
 hough turbulence without fastening its seat belt?  What can tell us about 
 the origins of our solar system at the same time performing its main missi
 on to understand our closest star?  NASA’s Parker Solar Probe! The Parker 
 Solar Probe (PSP) spacecraft was designed to solve 3 mysteries of the Sun 
 as well as the very practical goal of furthering our understanding of spac
 e weather.  The talk will cover Parker’s measurements of Coronal Mass Ejec
 tions (CMEs- billions of tons of material hurling through space at million
 s of miles an hour - part of space weather)\, as well as recent Venus enco
 unters and a few other surprises that Parker has discovered as the mission
  gets ready for its closest planned approach in December 2024!\n\nAbout Ke
 lly Korreck\n\nHeliophysicist\, Dr. Kelly Korreck\, knows how to handle th
 e heat. She built and operated instruments to study the Sun and understand
  its hot explosive outer atmosphere or corona. Her career has taken her fr
 om the desert of New Mexico\, to Japan\, to the inner most part of the sol
 ar system. She was the head of science operations and project manager for 
 the SWEAP Suite aboard Parker Solar Probe. She worked with engineers and s
 cientists to create the best data from this once-in-a-lifetime mission. Ke
 lly served as the NASA Program Manager for the 2023 and 2024 Solar Eclipse
 s.  Currently\, Kelly is a Program Scientist in the Heliophysics Division 
 at NASA Headquarters.  Kelly holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics
  and Astronomy and a PhD in Space Physics both from the University of Mich
 igan.  \n\nAccess YouTube Live Link below on the day/time of the event.\n
 \nThe talk is open to the public\, but only Conference Attendees will be a
 ble to participate in the Q&A with Speaker Korreck after the event.
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DESCRIPTION:NASA’s Mission to Touch the Sun -- Parker Solar Probe\nwith Kel
 ly Korreck\, NASA Headquarters\n\nSpecial Online Evening Event - Opening N
 ight Talk I ASP2024: A Virtual Conference\nFREE and open to the Public\n\n
 About the Talk\n\nWhat is faster than a speeding bullet?  What can fly tho
 ugh turbulence without fastening its seat belt?  What can tell us about th
 e origins of our solar system at the same time performing its main mission
  to understand our closest star?  NASA’s Parker Solar Probe! The Parker So
 lar Probe (PSP) spacecraft was designed to solve 3 mysteries of the Sun as
  well as the very practical goal of furthering our understanding of space 
 weather.  The talk will cover Parker’s measurements of Coronal Mass Ejecti
 ons (CMEs- billions of tons of material hurling through space at millions 
 of miles an hour - part of space weather)\, as well as recent Venus encoun
 ters and a few other surprises that Parker has discovered as the mission g
 ets ready for its closest planned approach in December 2024!\n\nAbout Kell
 y Korreck\n\nHeliophysicist\, Dr. Kelly Korreck\, knows how to handle the 
 heat. She built and operated instruments to study the Sun and understand i
 ts hot explosive outer atmosphere or corona. Her career has taken her from
  the desert of New Mexico\, to Japan\, to the inner most part of the solar
  system. She was the head of science operations and project manager for th
 e SWEAP Suite aboard Parker Solar Probe. She worked with engineers and sci
 entists to create the best data from this once-in-a-lifetime mission. Kell
 y served as the NASA Program Manager for the 2023 and 2024 Solar Eclipses.
   Currently\, Kelly is a Program Scientist in the Heliophysics Division at
  NASA Headquarters.  Kelly holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics a
 nd Astronomy and a PhD in Space Physics both from the University of Michig
 an.  \n\nAccess YouTube Live Link below on the day/time of the event.\n\nT
 he talk is open to the public\, but only Conference Attendees will be able
  to participate in the Q&A with Speaker Korreck after the event.
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SUMMARY:NASA’s Mission to Touch the Sun -- Parker Solar Probe  with Kelly K
 orreck\, NASA
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