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28-April-2008, 12:50 AM
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Self-Healing Computers for Damaged Spaceships
What happens when a robotic space probe breaks down millions of miles away from the nearest spacecraft engineer? If there is a software bug, engineers can sometimes correct the problem by uploading new commands, but what if the computer hardware fails? If the hardware is controlling something critical like the thrusters or communications system, there [...]
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