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Russia has restarted one of three computers aboard the International Space Station (ISS) after detecting a malfunction two days ago.
Dmitry Rogozinthe, director of the Russian Space Agency Roskosmos, wrote on Twitter on November 8 that the computer operations had been restored.
"At 12:04:50 Moscow time, the central computer of the ISS was restarted. The three-channel configuration was restored," said Rogozin. tweeted.
On November 6, Roskosmos said that one of the three computers of the Russian module of the station had malfunctioned, but assured that the defect had no impact on the safety of the crew on board of the ISS – American Serena Aunon-Chancellor, Russian Sergei Prokopyev, and German Alexander Gerst.
The malfunction followed the aborted launch last month of a new crew from the station. US astronaut Nick Hague and Russian cosmonaut Aleksei Ovchinin landed safely after the failure of their Russian booster rocket on October 11th.
The following crews, Oleg Kononenko (Russia), Anne Charlotte McClain (United States) and David Saint – Jacques (Canada) were originally scheduled to be sent to the ISS at the end of December, but their launch was postponed until after the end of December. accident of 11 October. .
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