abercrombiems02 said:
Apart of this I don't know.The sensor circuitry malfunction on the shuttle was caused by a faulty connection between the sensors and the main computer system. This disrupted the communication between the sensors and the computer, leading to incorrect readings and ultimately, a malfunction.
Yes, this malfunction could have been prevented with proper maintenance and regular checks on the shuttle's sensor circuitry. It is also important to have backup systems in place to prevent such malfunctions from occurring.
The sensor circuitry malfunction caused delays and disruptions in the shuttle's mission. It also put the safety of the crew at risk as the incorrect sensor readings could have led to dangerous situations.
The malfunction was resolved by identifying and fixing the faulty connection between the sensors and the computer system. The sensors were also recalibrated to ensure accurate readings.
Yes, there have been instances of sensor circuitry malfunctions on previous shuttle missions. However, each malfunction is thoroughly investigated and measures are taken to prevent it from happening again in the future.