Newly released imagery from NASA shows the Sun's corona in stunning detail after the Parker Solar probe performed its closest ...

During its flyby, Parker snapped some amazing close-up images of the Sun, which NASA finally released to the public yesterday ...

This is how close the Parker Solar Probe will get to the sun The Parker Solar Probe is expected to pass within an "unprecedented" 3.86 million miles of the solar surface on Dec. 24, according to NASA.

The probe sent a signal to Earth indicating that it had survived the closest solar encounter ever attempted by a spacecraft.

This New Year's Day, NASA's Parker Solar Probe added to the festive cheer by sending home its first detailed telemetry data soon after its record-breaking closest-ever approach to the sun.

During this close approach, the Parker Solar Probe will cut through plumes of solar plasma, collecting vital data to help scientists better understand the Sun's behavior and its effects on Earth.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe came within 3.8 million miles of the sun's surface on December 24, its closest approach ever.

On its record-breaking pass by the Sun late last year, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe captured stunning new images from within the Sun’s atmosphere. These newly released images — taken closer to the Sun ...

"If you were to put the sun and the Earth on a football field, Parker Solar Probe will be on the 4-yard line, between the sun and the Earth," Dr. Joe Westlake, director of NASA's Science Mission ...

NASA is about to make history. Its Parker Solar Probe is set to fly closer to the sun than any object in history. The mission is years in the making.

The Parker Solar Probe will soon be the closest any human-made object has ever gotten to the sun. The probe, engineered to study the corona -- the outermost layer of the sun's atmosphere, launched in ...

The Parker Solar Probe will soon be the closest any human-made object has ever gotten to the sun. The probe, engineered to study the corona -- the outermost layer of the sun's atmosphere, launched ...