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NASA Begins Switch to Backup Spacecraft Hardware
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NASA Begins Switch to Backup Spacecraft Hardware

NASA / GSFC · 2021-07-15 · photograph (digital archive)

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Members of the Hubble operations team work in the control room on July 15, 2021 to restore Hubble to science operations. Credits: NASA/Goddard/Rebecca Roth --- More info: Hubble’s payload computer, which controls and coordinates the observatory’s onboard science instruments, halted suddenly on June 13. When the main computer failed to receive a signal from the payload computer, it automatically placed Hubble’s science instruments into safe mode.

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Credit lineNASA Begins Switch to Backup Spacecraft Hardware. NASA/GSFC, 2021-07-15. Public domain. ID: GSFCRR2021071555.
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