Not all is lost — yet.
the main payload computer onboard NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.
Now, the scientists suspect the computer's memory modules, originally suspected to be the culprit, may not be the issue after all. According to a, engineers are now investigating whether the module that bridges communications between the computer's various components may be at fault instead.
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