Computer crash causes bad attitude on ISS
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Altitude control also offline The International Space Station (ISS) has an attitude problem. A computer system wipe-out means the space station is currently depending on the docked space shuttle Atlantis to keep it pointing in the right direction.â¦
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Cosmonauts aboard the international space station struggled for a second day Friday to try to reboot failed computers that control the orbiting outpost's orientation.
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THE GLITCH: An unexplained problem sent a Russian-made Soyuz spacecraft speeding toward the international space station too quickly and officials decided it should be docked manually.
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Russian cosmonauts and engineers may have corrected a problem that caused computers aboard the International Space Station to crash.
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Balky computers on the International Space Station were fully revived on Saturday, but crew members admitted the problem had worried them and served as a reminder that spaceflight is dangerous.
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A Russian spacecraft loaded with rubbish from the International Space Station (ISS) plunged into the Pacific Ocean in a controlled fall, ground control officials were quoted as saying.
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Urgent: International space station's faulty computers all back online    WASHINGTON, June 16 (Xinhua) -- The six faulty computers at the International Space Station's Russian segment has been all restored on Saturday, according to a top NASA official.
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Blog: A computer failure is blamed for temporary grounding of flights, FAA confirms.
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Russian sources blame the United States for the failure of a key computer aboard the International Space Station, ABC News reported Friday.
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A UK space scientist has warned that a broken oxygen generator could spell disaster for the International Space Station (ISS). The Elecktron unit, which converts waste water into hydrogen and oxygen gases, broke
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Russian controllers fired the International Space Station's thrusters Monday, successfully testing navigation computers that malfunctioned last week.  The six Russian computers provide backup attitude control and orbital altitude adjustments for the station.
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The torn panel on the International Space Station has created a new difficulty for a space shuttle mission that has already had more than its share.
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By Joe Stinebaker Associated Press  HOUSTON -- An astronaut collapsed twice Friday, a day after she returned to Earth in the shuttle Atlantis, and officials attributed her wobbles to the adjustment from 12 days at zero gravity.
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A faulty control cable caused the glitch that subjected two Russian cosmonauts and Malaysia's first space traveler to a rough trip back to Earth, according to a report Tuesday.
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HOUSTON -- Despite facing down tough computer glitches amidst a busy mission to build up the International Space Station (ISS), spirits are high among the ten astronauts aboard the orbital laboratory.
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By Matt Wixon, The Dallas Morning News  Jun. 25--When the international space station had a computer meltdown  earlier this month, the news made it to Earth quickly.
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By JUAN A. LOZANO  HOUSTON - While engineers try to determine what caused the failure of Russian computers that control the international space station's orientation, oxygen and water supplies, a NASA official said Thursday he doesn't consider the situation critical.