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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope photographed colliding galaxies after recovering from a month-long mystery glitch mmcfalljohnsen@insider.com (Morgan McFall-Johnsen) © Provided by Business Insider The Hubble Space Telescope hovers at the boundary of Earth and space in this picture, taken after Hubble's second servicing mission in 1997. NASA NASA shared the Hubble Space Telescope's first photos since it was fixed this weekend. The photos show colliding galaxies and a long galactic spiral. The Hubble Space Telescope is back, and NASA has the pictures to prove it. The Earth-orbit...

MORGAN MCFALL-JOHNSEN, BUSINESS INSIDER NASA has finally fixed its Hubble Space Telescope after weeks of troubleshooting a mysterious glitch. On Friday, the agency announced that Hubble had successfully turned on backups to the faulty hardware that shut down its operations more than a month ago. Now NASA engineers are slowly returning the telescope to full operations. The process could take a few days.   "I was quite worried," NASA Associate Administrator Thomas Zurbuchen said in a Friday video interview with Nzinga Tull, who led the Hubble team through troubleshooting. "We all knew t...

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...