The incident follows recent radar outages at New Jersey’s Newark Airport due to the FAA’s antiquated infrastructure, adding to safety concerns about flying in U.S. airspace.

This was because, to use less power, the spacecraft's fault protection system lowered the rate at which its radio transmitter was sending back data. The flight team was able to locate a signal ...

The space agency reconnected with Voyager 1 five days later using a radio transmitter that the probe hadn't used since 1981. The issue emerged when the Voyager 1 flight team at the Jet Propulsion ...

Usually, the spacecraft communicates with Earth using an X-band radio transmitter named after its specific frequency. The flight team correctly assumed that the fault protection system had slowed ...

The flight team behind the mission first realized ... The spacecraft’s fault protection system lowered the rate at which its radio transmitter was sending back data to use less power, according ...

The Denver outage is the latest in a series of glitches that have put a spotlight on the nation’s aging air traffic control system.

As many as 20 pilots flying into the Denver International Airport on Monday afternoon were unable to speak with air traffic ...