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Hubble Telescope Is Back In Business After Month Long Break
Kaustubh Katdare • 2 years ago • 5.1k views
Hubble telescope has resumed its operations after a month-long break. The NASA team had halted the operations after an issue with the payload computer. The data collection was stopped and all the other on-board instruments were placed in safe mode. All these instruments are now operational. Hubble's spent 31 years in space; but NASA expects that it will last many more years.
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