The Hubble Space telescope, which went offline due to an onboard computer glitch, has resumed science operations. Engineers successfully switched to the backup hardware on the Hubble telescope, including powering on the backup payload computer, on July 15. “Most observations missed while science operations were suspended will be rescheduled for a later date,” Nasa said in a statement, adding that …
As scientists are working hard to bring humanity’s beloved window to the cosmos — Hubble Space Telescope — back online, NASA is sharing classic pictures once taken by the space telescope on Instagram. Stars, star-forming dust and star systems spiralling around the eye of a galaxy feature in the two photos that NASA shared on Wednesday. In the two pictures …
Ten days after it encountered a glitch in its onboard computer, the Hubble Space Telescope remains in safe mode with science operations shut down. The Hubble team has been working on the payload computer that halted on June 13 as the spacecraft stopped collecting science data. Nasa had earlier performed tests on the payload computer on June 23 and June …
Thirty years into its service providing a window to the vastness of the cosmos, the Hubble Space Telescope has been showing signs of degradation. The payload computer onboard the telescope halted on Sunday and the Hubble team is trying to investigate whether a degrading memory module led to the glitch. The faulty payload computer controls and coordinates the science instruments …