File:Solar Probe Plus spacecraft on approach to the sun.jpg

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Description	English: Artist’s impression of NASA’s Solar Probe Plus spacecraft on approach to the sun. Set to launch in 2018, Solar Probe Plus will orbit the sun 24 times, closing in with the help of seven Venus flybys. The spacecraft will carry 10 science instruments specifically designed to solve two key puzzles of solar physics: why the sun’s outer atmosphere is so much hotter than the sun’s visible surface, and what accelerates the solar wind that affects Earth and our solar system.
Date	4 December 2008, 10:49:09
Source	http://www.jhuapl.edu/newscenter/pressreleases/2014/140318.asp
Author	NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

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