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The Jim Rome Show LISTEN LIVE Photo credit Getty Images As a team deals with computer-related issues on the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA released images of a red, white and blue cluster captured by the telescope ahead of the July 4 holiday. Fireworks in space.�� We hope your #FourthOfJuly celebration is as beautiful as this @NASAHubble image of a supernova remnant found in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a dwarf galaxy that lies close to our galaxy. More on this image: https://t.co/HV9nSK4pC4pi...

The Hubble Space Telescope is experiencing computer problems and cannot store data. REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, Washington – Computer problems affecting the operation of the Hubble Space Telescope continued this week. The US space agency (NASA) is preparing to turn to spare hardware to fix the problem. Reported from Digital trendsOn Sunday (4/7), payload computers, which control the scientific instruments used to orbit telescopes, were launched in late June. Offline. When this happens, all devic...

Were still keeping everything crossed that the engineers extract a rabbit from a hat once again Richard Speed Wed 30 Jun 2021 // 22:43 UTC Share Copy Updated The outlook continues to look a little bleak for NASAs veteran Hubble telescope as a former astronaut and a Space Shuttle manager weighed in on repair options and the possibility of a fix. NASA has remained silent on the fate of the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) since an admission last week that back-up computer hard...

Even the Hubble Space Telescopes backup computer is glitching - raising questions about whats gone wrong  Jun 27, 2021, 12:14 PM facebook But the backup computer just glitched, too, hinting that the issue lies somewhere else. For more stories go to  . NASA has been trying to figure out whats wrong with the Hubble Space Telescope for nearly two weeks, but the mystery just deepened. Hubble, which launched into orbit in 1990, is the worlds most powerful space telescop...

Hubble has been offline for 12 days. NASA's Hubble team is starting to think this may not be an error on the telescope's payload computer after all.