Most likely it just evaporated, or disintegrated or something, but I think its pretty unlikely it survived that absolutely bonkers acceleration.
The Parker Solar Probe moves 120 miles per second as it passes around the Sun. That's nearly half a million miles per hour!
Parker Solar Probe: 191 km per second.
Nuclear Manhole Cover: 55 km per second
Voyager 1: 17 km per second
Voyager 2: 15 km per second
In Stargate SG1 they do that to destroy and invading alien ship approaching Earth.
What are the chances it was blasted into the sun?
If the event was near the equatorial near midday then there's a very very (very) slim chance it was pointed directly at the sun.
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