Russia: The computer failed to make ISS space station stand
The computer operating system and the supply of oxygen and clean water for the ISS space station were suddenly abruptly shut down without any reason. Currently, the entire ISS computer network has only 2 machines left in the state of creeping
The computer operating system and the supply of oxygen and clean water for the ISS space station were suddenly abruptly shut down without any reason. Currently, the entire ISS computer network only has 2 machines running in a stalled state.
Thankfully, the three employees of the station and seven NASA astronaut astronauts working on short-term ISS are not life-threatening. The other two computers "climbed" were also able to handle most of the responsibility.
Meanwhile, the director of NASA's space station hopes the incident will be fixed in the next few days. " We have a lot of resources and time to solve this problem, " said Mike Suffredini, NASA's ISS program director.
Computer network on ISS consists of 6 computers, but yesterday morning, there were only two computers running. Of course, there were many times when the computer was slightly malfunctioned, but usually they always restarted immediately afterwards. The problem is that this time the system cannot start automatically.
Even when the oxygen supply on the ISS stops working, this space station maintains enough oxygen for 56 days. In the worst case scenario, when the prolonged incident that all remedial efforts do not work, the three employees of the station will be forced to return to earth.
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