Russia lost the Koronas-Foton Sun exploration satellite

According to Russian scientists on April 19, Russia lost the Koronas-Foton Sun probe satellite within a year after launching it into orbit. The main cause is attributed to technical problems.

This solar exploration satellite, also known as Coronas-Photon, was launched into orbit on January 30, 2009, but lost contact with the control center since late last year, after the system Solar battery system of the satellite has a problem.

Russian scientists from the Astronomical Research Laboratory of the Russian Academy of Science said that in early April, the battery system of Koronas-Foton satellite was charged with solar energy, but contacting the Left Land still failed.

The fact that the satellite has been shut down for the past five months is the basis for them to draw a conclusion that this satellite has finally "expired."

The Koronas-Foton probe was designed by Russia and launched into orbit in hopes of helping to study the accumulation of energy in the Sun's atmosphere; the luminescence of the Sun and the connection between this Sun and the magnetic storms on Earth.