Computer glitch hits new satellite

A computer glitch partially shut down a Japanese satellite that launched earlier this week, a space agency spokesman said today.

Computer glitch hits new satellite

A computer glitch partially shut down a Japanese satellite that launched earlier this week, a space agency spokesman said today.

In the latest problem with Japan’s star-crossed space programme, the four-tonne Advanced Land Observation Satellite reported an error yesterday in the system that processes the observation data it collected, Japan Space and Exploration Agency spokesman Tatsuo Oshima said.

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