Understanding Survival of Cosmic Messenger Particles Helps Create More Accurate Maps of our Solar System

Дата публикации: 22-10-2026 12:00:00

NASA’s IMAP mission uses particles called energetic neutral atoms (ENAs) to reveal the distant boundary of our solar system. Some of these particles begin as solar wind, charged particles that flow from the Sun’s surface past the planets. 

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