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NASA's spacecraft might get affected by network security flaw

NASA has discovered a flaw in its spacecraft , airplanes, and other systems that abuse a network protocol and hardware system known as time-triggered ethernet (TTE). The TTE system is used to reduce network costs and improve efficiency and has been declared safe for over a decade. The system mainly allows mission-critical and less important devices to coexist on the same network hardware. Read FTX begins strategic review, seeks court relief to pay critical vendors However, researchers from the University of Michigan, the University of Pennsylvania, and NASA recently introduced a dubbed attack called PCspooF to determine the impact in a real system. As a part of the test, the team used real NASA hardware to simulate an Asteroid Redirection Test where the capsule was prepared to dock with a robotic spacecraft . As per Michigan news, the team created a cascading effect that ended in the capsule veering off course and missing its dock entirely. While a flaw was recognised, it ca...

NASA spacecraft captures images of solar storm eruption

A NASA spacecraft captured remarkable images of a solar storm eruption as it was flying by the sun. The pictures captured depict the fiery ejection “vacuuming up” space dust left over from the formation of the solar system. NASA’s Parker Solar Probe captured the images on September 5, and NASA shared the images with the public on Monday. The probe was lucky enough to take images of one of the most powerful coronal mass ejections (CMEs) ever recorded, according to the space agency. Another first! Our Parker Solar Probe flew through an eruption from the Sun, and saw it “vacuuming up” space dust left over from the formation of the solar system. It's giving @NASASun scientists a better look at space weather and its potential effects on Earth.… pic.twitter.com/AcwLXOlI6m — NASA (@NASA) September 18, 2023   Read: Virginia, other US states back Montana in TikTok ban CMEs are immense eruptions from the sun’s outer atmos...

China set to launch Shenzhou-15 spacecraft to its space station

BEIJING: China will launch the Shenzhou-15 spacecraft to its space station at 11:08 pm (1508 GMT) on Nov. 29, the China Manned Space Agency said on Monday, the final mission in the country's plan to complete the crewed orbital outpost. Onboard will be three male astronauts: Fei Junlong, Deng Qingming and Zhang Lu, the agency said at a news conference. The space station will be handed over to them within a week by the three astronauts who arrived in early June. Zhang Lu is one of three astronauts to be launched into space for China's Shenzhou-15 manned mission. He's been making preparations for this moment for 12 years. #GLOBALink #Shenzhou15 pic.twitter.com/KFDKaRwhMV — China Xinhua News (@XHNews) November 28, 2022 "During the stay, the Shenzhou-15 crew will welcome the visiting Tianzhou-6 cargo ship and hand over the Shenzhou-16 manned spaceship, and are planning to return to China's Dongfeng landing site in May next year," said Ji Qiming, a...