Plasma Processes congratulates the NASA and Johns Hopkins-APL team on entering the Smithsonian with the Parker Solar Probe

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Plasma Processes congratulates the NASA and Johns Hopkins-APL team on entering the Smithsonian with the Parker Solar Probe

Plasma Processes congratulates the NASA and Johns Hopkins-APL team on entering the Smithsonian with the Parker Solar Probe. The plasma applied bright white, ceramic coating has provided 8 years (and counting) of protection for the spacecraft’s thermal protection system and is now the closest man-made material to the sun.

Read the article at John’s Hopkins site below:

https://www.jhuapl.edu/news/news-releases/260317-parker-solar-probe-full-scale-model-smithsonian

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Plasma Processes congratulates the NASA and Johns Hopkins-APL team on entering the Smithsonian with

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