NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has resumed science operations after being offline for several weeks due to an issue with one of its gyroscopes. The telescope recently transitioned to a new pointing mode that uses one gyro, enabling more consistent science operations. The first images taken in this new mode feature the galaxy NGC 1546 in the constellation Dorado. Hubble, which recently celebrated its 34th anniversary, has been observing the universe for more than three decades [fe0cc519].
The Hubble Space Telescope has successfully returned to science operations on June 14, following a period of downtime to address a gyroscope issue. The telescope is now using a new pointing mode that relies on one gyro, allowing for more consistent scientific observations. NASA has released the first images taken in this new mode, showcasing the galaxy NGC 1546 in the constellation Dorado. Hubble has been a vital tool in studying the universe for over 34 years [fe0cc519].