The Hubble Space Telescope was launched in 1990, and shut down on June 13 after 4 p.m., after a problem with one of the telescope’s computers. While the spacecraft has stopped collecting scientific data, other scientific instruments and equipment are still in good shape – NASA reveals from her contacts.

As a result, engineers are now checking other devices that could be causing the problem. These include the unit responsible for coordinating and transmitting data – and the power controller, which provides a constant voltage source to computers.

If the voltage exceeds the limits, it may cause noticeable problems. However, NASA officials stated that Whatever the problem, there is no quick fix, but they try to isolate the problem nonetheless. If necessary, the binoculars can switch to using a backup power controller, so it’s not certain that all is lost yet.