I thought the same thing too. It is very hot, without having very much heat - in a way. The Parker Solar probe encounters a similar situation where it has to h

I thought the same thing too. It is very hot, without having very much heat - in a way. The Parker Solar probe encounters a similar situation where it has to handle high amounts of direct radiation, but the latent/ambient environment is full of incredibly hot particles at very low density (because they are so hot) which means it isn't that hard to make the probe survive it.