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Compute Parker Solar Probe ephemerides for any date and time between 01 Jan 2020 and 01 Jan 2025 and display the predicted position in an interactive sky map.

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How Far Away is Parker Solar Probe from Earth?

The distance of Parker Solar Probe from Earth is currently 193,639,472 kilometers, equivalent to 1.294400 Astronomical Units. Light takes 10 minutes and 45.9118 seconds to travel from Parker Solar Probe and arrive to us.

193,639,472
1.294400
10 minutes and 45.9118 seconds

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