Hubble Space Telescope Resumes Operations After Gyroscope Glitch

NASA successfully fixes issue, ensuring the 33-year-old telescope remains in good health and stable for further astronomical observations.

NASA has successfully fixed the gyroscope glitch in the Hubble Space Telescope, allowing it to resume science operations.
The telescope had been experiencing issues since November 19, causing it to enter safe mode three times.
Despite the recent problems, NASA insists that the Hubble's instruments and the observatory itself remain stable and in good health.
The Hubble, which was launched in 1990, is slowly drifting from its intended orbit and is expected to drop to 500 kilometers by 2025.
NASA and SpaceX announced at the end of 2022 that they were jointly looking into the feasibility of a private mission to fix various issues on the telescope.