Pronunciation of corona
Pronunciation of the English word corona.
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Pronounce corona in English
corona in a sentence
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| 1. | Once the Sun is totally eclipsed, the Sun's corona can be seen shining in all directions around the Moon. This is a spectacular sight because the only time the Sun's corona can be seen is during a total solar eclipse. | |
| 2. | This first flyby will place Parker Solar Probe in position in early November to fly as close as 15 million miles from the Sun – within the blazing solar atmosphere, known as the corona – closer than anything made by humanity has ever gone before. | |
| 3. | Parker Solar Probe will set its sights on the corona to solve long-standing, foundational mysteries of our Sun. | |
| 4. | What is the secret of the scorching corona, which is more than 300 times hotter than the Sun’s surface, thousands of miles below? | |
| 5. | Scientists have sought these answers for more than 60 years, but the investigation requires sending a probe right through the unrelenting heat of the corona. Today, this is finally possible with cutting-edge thermal engineering advances that can protect the mission on its daring journey. | |
| 6. | “Exploring the Sun’s corona with a spacecraft has been one of the hardest challenges for space exploration,” said Nicola Fox, project scientist at APL. | |
| 7. | We’re finally going to be able to answer questions about the corona and solar wind raised by Gene Parker in 1958 – using a spacecraft that bears his name – and I can’t wait to find out what discoveries we make. The science will be remarkable. | |
| 8. | Inside the corona, Parker Solar Probe will provide unprecedented observations of what drives the wide range of particles, energy and heat that course through the region — flinging particles outward into the solar system and far past Neptune. | |
| 9. | Inside the corona, it’s also, of course, unimaginably hot. The spacecraft will travel through material with temperatures greater than a million degrees Fahrenheit while being bombarded with intense sun light. | |
| 10. | The corona through which Parker Solar Probe flies, for example, has an extremely high temperature but very low density. |
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