Engineers have been working to fix a problem with NASA's spacecraft Lucy which launched in October 2021 and is on its way to the Trojan asteroids near Jupiter.
Engineers have been working to fix a problem with a NASA spacecraft, Lucy, which launched in October 2021 and is on its way to visit the Trojan asteroids near Jupiter.
The good news was that even not fully deployed, the arrays were still collecting enough power for the spacecraft to continue its journey. The bad news was the team’s concern that when the spacecraft needed to fire its main engines, the array might be damaged by the forces. The team tried this for the first time on May 9, operating both motors. This worked to reel in some of the lanyards, but the motors can only be operated for a short time to prevent them from overheating. The team ran this same operation again on May 12, which tensioned the lanyard further, as they hoped.
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