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NASA 's Parker Solar Probe will make its seventh and final flyby of Venus tomorrow .
The probe will use the planet's gravitational pull to launch itself towards the Sun .
It will become the closest any human-made object has come to the Sun 's surface.
The mission is scheduled to end in 2025 after this dramatically near pass of our star.
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