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NASA said it recovered the Hubble Space Telescopes Wide Field Camera 3 instrument, marking the second instrument to come back since the telescope went into safe mode last month.

Hubble team members successfully recovered the observatorys Wide Field Camera 3 instrument on Sunday (Nov. 21), NASA officials said.

Mission specialists continue to troubleshoot an issue with the Hubble Space Telescope that caused it to enter into a protective safe mode late last

NASA has turned on an instrument that has not been powered on in over a decade to help get the Hubble Space Telescope out of safe mode, the agency said in an update.

The telescope went into safe mode configuration on October 25 after the science instruments again issued error codes indicating multiple losses.

The NASA Hubble Space Telescope recently captured a photo of a spiral galaxy after 20 years since its first encounter to it. The said spiral galaxy is the NGC 2903, which has a resemblance to the famous Milky Way.

Can NASA James Webb Space Telescope detect atmosphere in Earth-like planets? This is what UCR experts are trying to find out.

NASA Hubble Images: Advanced Camera Captures Heavenly Photo of Orion Nebula! The sharpest view of the Orion Nebula was capture by the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) of the Hubble Space Telescope. Take a look at the stunning image and find out how the telescope was able to capture it. Photo : YE AUNG THU/AFP via Getty Images The Hubble telescope has captured a breathtaking image of the Orion Nebula and NASA shared the photo on Instagram. Find out how Hubbles Advanced Camera for Surveys was ...

NASA Hubble Pictures: Space Telescope Captures New Galaxy With Cosmic Lens! NASAs Hubble telescope captured a stunning image of a faraway galaxy with the help of nature. Find out how the first space-based optical telescope was able to take a snapshot of the astronomical phenomenon. Photo : NASA/Getty Images NASAs Hubble telescope captured a stunning image of a faraway galaxy with the help of nature. Find out how the first space-based optical telescope was able to take a snapshot of the astro...

NASA / Getty Images The storied space telescope that brought you stunning photos of the solar system and enriched our understanding of the cosmos over the past three decades is experiencing a technical glitch. Scientists at NASA say the Hubble Space Telescopes payload computer, which operates the spacecrafts scientific instruments, went down suddenly on June 13. Without it, the instruments on board meant to snap pictures and collect data are not currently working. Scientists have run a ser...