NASA will launch the probe into the Sun in 2018

The US Aeronautics and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has plans to launch a solar detector the size of a solar-powered car in 2018.

The Sun's launch of a probe to the atmosphere with temperatures up to 1400 degrees Celsius is considered a new effort by NASA to understand the mysteries of this star. The probe will also be the first human device to penetrate a 650-kilometer thick hot atmosphere on the Sun's surface.

NASA will launch the probe into the Sun. (Photo: Dailymail).

Currently, NASA has selected five categories of scientific research that they hope to conduct the experiments of the study, along with the growing exploration of closer to the Sun. In addition, images transmitted from these probes will also help scientists to see the Sun at their own close.

A NASA official said: ' The main task of this plan is to address two major questions related to the Sun. The first is why the temperature of the atmosphere on the surface of the Sun is higher than its visible surface temperature . Second, what makes the solar wind affect Earth and the solar system? '.

However, the current problem is that the probe is so close to the Sun that scientists of this agency must consider producing insulation panels that can withstand temperatures up to 1400 degrees Celsius and radiation. Extremely powerful in this ambitious journey.