Glitch in Russian Computers May Extend Shuttle Mission
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By Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press  HOUSTON -- The failure of Russian computers that control the international space station's positioning have NASA managers considering another extension of space shuttle Atlantis' visit to the orbiting outpost, officials said Wednesday.
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HOUSTON -- Russian computers that control the international space station's orientation and oxygen and water supplies were partly working again Thursday after failing the day before.
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A major, new problem popped up on the International Space Station on Wednesday as space shuttle astronauts finished installing a new solar-power unit -- the failure of key computers that could in an extreme scenario force the crew off the station, officials said.
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Russian engineers sought to fix  malfunctioning navigational computers on the orbiting  International Space Station on Friday, hoping to ward off a  possible evacuation of its three crew.
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A 'majestic' launch NASA managed to get Shuttle off the ground yesterday, and in the nick of time too. Any later and they'd have had to postpone the launch to avoid messing up the Russians' schedule for visiting the International Space Station.â¦
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By Associated Press  HOUSTON -- Russian computers that control the international space station's orientation and oxygen and water supplies were partly working again Thursday after failing the day before.
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By MIKE SCHNEIDER  HOUSTON - Six processors on two computers began crashing on the Russian side of the international space station Tuesday, limiting the spacecraft's ability to maneuver and produce oxygen. By Friday evening, four of the six processors were up and running again.
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NASA and its Russian counterpart worked on two minor problems Monday before starting the countdown clock for Thursday night's launch of space shuttle Discovery on a mission to rewire the international space station.
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Records galore for astronaut Williams The computers on the International Space Station (ISS) are all fixed, and the crew of the shuttle Atlantis have completed their final spacewalk and are now preparing for the journey home. The guidance system is due for a final test today.â¦
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Two Russian computers on board the International Space Station are still not working properly, and officials are still trying to to figure out what's wrong and how to fix the  problem.
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MOSCOW. June 14 (Interfax-AVN) - Experts are trying to fix Russian mainframe computers and terminals on board the International Space Station, a source told Interfax-AVN.
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Russian cosmonauts aboard the International Space Station were trying on Saturday to kick-start components of a critical computer system that were still down, but most parts were up and running, raising hopes they would not crash again.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida  - Flight controllers conducted final tests on the International Space Station's revived computer network on Monday in hopes of clearing visiting space shuttle Atlantis for its departure and return to Earth.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida  - U.S. and Russian flight controllers partially restored critical computers aboard the International Space Station on Thursday after a system crash that could have forced the $100 billion orbital outpost's crew back to Earth.
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Russian, U.S. experts trying to fix space station computers   WASHINGTON, June 15 (Xinhua) -- Russian and U.S.
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By Traci Watson  The Russian computers on the International Space Station have suffered a massive failure that, if not fixed, could require the crew to abandon the orbital laboratory, a NASA official said Wednesday.
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Russian computers controlling the International Space Station's position and supply of oxygen and water fail.