NASA’s investigation is to study a large bubble created by the sun, known as the Heliosphere, surrounding the solar system.
The missile of Falcon 9 brought to the orbit of the IMAP probe for obtaining and examining the smallest dust particles from the interstellar medium, which penetrates the heliosphere to the solar system. This was reported by the company-developer of the Spacex Medium.
It was noted that the launch of the rocket was carried out from the starting complexity of the 39A of the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral in Florida at 7:30 at the time of the east coast of the United States. After about an hour and a half, the device was successfully separated from the carrier.
NASA’s investigation is to study the massive, the sun -created bubble, known as the heliosphere, surrounding the solar system. He protects Earth and other planets from cosmic radiation that enters our solar system from the outside.
The IMAP probe should help apply the border of the heliosphere, which is the natural border of the solar system. This will examine radiation that flows 1.5 million km from the ground.
In addition, the two more devices were brought to the Orbit -The Carruthers Geocorona Observatory for studying the external layer of the Earth’s atmosphere and the SWFO -L1 satellite, created by the National Directorate of Ocean and Atmospheric Research (NOAA) for spinning -Clock Monitoring of Sunny Storm.
Falcon 9 launched @NasaThe Imap Mission from Pad 39A to Florida pic.twitter.com/simqkfj6ok
– Spacex (@spacex) September 24, 2025
Remember that the Falcon 9 Missile Spacex has conducted a repeated launch, taking 28 Starlink satellites in Orbit.
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