NASA Hubble Space Telescope Resumes Scientific Mission, But TESS' Exoplanet-Hunting in Limbo
Tech Times - 2024-05-03T08:20:00.000Z

NASA has finally restored the Hubble Space Telescope, but TESS is still in limbo. NASA has finally restored the Hubble Space Telescope and has continued its scientific operations in deep space after it entered safe mode for a week.

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