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The Cyberspace Administration of China released for public consultation its long-awaited template for the cross-border data transfer agreement on June 30, 2022, under the draft...

Hubble Space Telescope Is Back! NASA Addresses Major Computer Glitch - Vimarsana News

Hubble Space Telescope Is Back! NASA Addresses Major Computer Glitch

Hubble Space Telescope Is Back! NASA Addresses Major Computer Glitch The Hubble Space Telescope is back up after NASA finally found the potential source of the glitch. Switches to backups were performed to address the error. Hubble should restart science observations in a few days. Photo : NASA/Getty Images The Hubble Space Telescope is potentially back up and running after NASA engineers have identified the possible cause of the space telescope's problems. Hubble was rendered in safe mode for over a month after suffering a glitch. Hubble Space Telescope Glitch The telescope has been in se...

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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope goes into 'safe mode' after software error

Professor and 'Future of Humanity' author explains significance of NASA rover touching down on the Red Planet NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (HST) went into "safe mode" on Sunday after what the agency said was a "software error." NASA announced the glitch in a Sunday tweet, writing, that at approximately 4 a.m. ET, the HST "went into safe mode due to an onboard software error." "The Hubble Space Telescope is in good condition but remains in safe mode as a precaution while the team works to fully understand the error encountered on Sunday and the associated safe mode response," NASA told Fox Ne...