How NASA fixed Hubble's mysterious glitch

ZDNet Innovation Weekly

July 23, 2021

NASA has just fixed the mysterious computer problem with its famous space telescope

The Hubble space telescope has been down for more than a month, but NASA's engineers have successfully fixed the problem.

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iFixit CEO names and shames tech giants for right to repair obstruction

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IBM and CERN use quantum computing to hunt elusive Higgs boson

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DeepMind's AlphaFold 2 reveal: Convolutions are out, attention is in

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This swarm of flying, sailing, diving drones is a military first. Not everyone is happy about it

The armed forces are increasingly adopting new technologies that can keep soldiers safer, but experts worry that they might be crossing some dangerous lines.

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