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Parker Solar Probe

Parker Solar Probe is about 89 million miles from Earth, moving away at 405 mph.

Updated Friday 11:22 PM ET.

Distance from Earth, right now

88,722,690 milesAbout 89 million miles

142,785,373 km. Calculated from NASA/JPL’s daily position, so it’s approximate.

Signal time to Earth7 min 56 s
Distance gained per day9,710 miles
LaunchedAug 12, 2018 (8 years ago)
StatusActive

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