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NASA 's iconic Hubble Space Telescope entered safe mode on Tuesday, April 23 when one of its three operational gyroscopes returned faulty readings.
Engineers are currently working on a solution to resume the telescope’s observations.
This marks the second time the space telescope has halted its scientific operations due to the same issue.
The aging telescope launched in 1990 as a pioneering optical space telescope.
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