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Hubble Space Telescope: NASA May Finally Know the Cause of Its Major Computer Glitch

Medicine & Technology Jul 14, 2021

NASA engineers pore over the manuals of the Hubble Space Telescope ahead of switching on the backup computer of the space telescope. They think they have finally identified the cause of the glitch and will attempt this risky procedure later this week.

NASA Astronaut Works On Hubble Space Telescope

Hubble Space Telescope Still Broken: Reason for Being Offline Remains a Mystery to NASA

Jul 01, 2021

NASA still struggles to pinpoint the exact reason Hubble Space Telescope went offline. Engineers are now investigating other hardware that might be causing the issue.

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Hubble Space Telescope: NASA May Finally Know the Cause of Its Major Computer Glitch

Hubble Space Telescope Still Broken: Reason for Being Offline Remains a Mystery to NASA

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