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The Parker Solar Probe is named after the  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds Dr Eugene Parker. He spent most of his  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds studying the Sun and its solar  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds. He wanted to know why the flares, which shoot off from the Sun's  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds, are hotter than the surface. This is known as the "coronal  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds problem". It is a long-standing  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds for scientists. The temperature at the Sun's surface is around 4,100ºC; while the temperature of the corona's flares can reach 1.1 million  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds Celsius. Scientists also hope to find out how solar  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds originate. NASA said Parker (the probe) has faced  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds heat on its record-breaking fly-by. Temperatures reached a scorching 980 degrees  astrophysicistCelsiusdegreesextremeflaresheatinglifemysterysurfacewinds.