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Hubble Is Back! NASA Fixes Telescope’s Computer

NASA has successfully fixed the Hubble Telescope’s payload computer, after it malfunctioned and stopped working over a month ago.

NASA May Have Found the Problem With Hubble

NASA believes it has discovered the issue with Hubble, after the telescope has been in safe mode for over a month.

Amazon Increases Efforts to Take on SpaceX, Acquires Facebook Satellite Internet Team

Amazon is doubling down on its efforts to take on SpaceX in the battle for satellite internet, acquiring Facebook’s team to assist it.

OneWeb’s Latest Launch Paves Way for Internet Service

OneWeb has launched an additional 36 satellites, a milestone that will enable the company to start offering internet service this year.

SpaceX Successfully Launches 88 Satellites

SpaceX has deployed 88 satellites, 85 of them for customers, as the company ramps up its payload delivery service.

Musk Sees Starlink Having 500,000 Users in 12 Months

Elon Musk talked about the status of Starlink, along with his expectations for the future, including his belief the service will have 500,000 users in 12 months.

Starlink Targeting September for Global Coverage

SpaceX is planning on providing global internet coverage by September, via its Starlink satellite constellation.

Hubble Telescope Running in Safe Mode

After decades of peering into the cosmos, the Hubble Space Telescope is experiencing a major computer issue and is running in safe mode.

SpaceX in Talks With Airlines to Provide In-Flight Starlink Internet

SpaceX is in talks with “several of the airlines” to provide in-flight WiFi using the company’s Starlink satellite internet service.

Jeff Bezos, and Brother Mark, Will Be On First Crewed Blue Origin Flight

Jeff Bezos, and his brother Mark, will be among those on the first crewed Blue Origin flight.