Lead image credit: NASA US astronomers want a new space-based telescope to search for exoplanets, and perhaps the project can't come soon enough. The Hubble Space Telescope's scientific operations are on hold for the second time this year. After an extended offline period this summer, Hubble is in 'Safe Mode' as NASA scientists investigate what's gone wrong with the telescope. NASA writes, 'NASA is continuing work to resolve an issue that has suspended science operations on the Hubble Space Tele...
The Hubble Space Telescope is in 'safe mode' after its second shutdown of 2021
DP Review - 8 Nov 2021 23:14
Lead image credit: NASA US astronomers want a new space-based telescope to search for exoplanets, and perhaps the project can't come soon enough. The Hubble Space Telescope's scientific operations are on hold for the second time this year. After an extended offline period this summer, Hubble is in 'Safe Mode' as NASA scientists investigate what's gone wrong with the telescope. NASA writes, 'NASA is continuing work to resolve an issue that has suspended science operations on the Hubble Space Tele...
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