Welcome to another This Week on ITP article where we list the top five stories of the week here on iTech Post!
For this week, included in the top stories are the attempts of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to fuel up the Artemis 1 as well as the Toyota recall that affects 460,000 vehicles.
What are we waiting for? Let's get on with it!
5. SpaceX's Crew-4 Mission Cleared for Launch on April 23; Crew-3 Astronauts Excited to Return Home
Coming in at number five are two of SpaceX's crewed mission. One of which is ready to go home while the other is finally cleared for launch.
The astronauts of the Crew-3 mission, which was launched last November, are said to be really excited to head home. However, it should be noted that their return date will be determined by the launch date of SpaceX's new crewed mission.
That crewed mission, the Crew-4, has been cleared for launch on April 23. With that being said, it is only a matter of time before the Crew-3 astronauts can finally set foot on Earth once more.
4. How To Watch 'Better Call Saul' Season 6 for Those That Don't Have Cable
"Better Call Saul" is down to its last few episodes and fans of the show should definitely not miss out on them. But what if said does not have cable?
Not to worry! This iTech Post article gives you a couple of alternatives where you can stream the beloved series, including Netflix, AMC+, and Sling.
3. Toyota Recall Affects 460,000 Vehicles Due to Electronic Stability Control Problems — Lexus Isn't Spared
460,000 vehicles in the United States will be recalled by Toyota due to issues with the electronic stability control system. Among the affected vehicles are the 2020 to 2022 model years of the Sienna Hybrid, Highlander Hybrid, Mirai, and more.
Aside from the Toyota vehicles, 4,000 2022 Lexus NXs will also be recalled due to incorrect wielding.
2. NASA To Hold Press Conference After Third Failed Attempt at Fueling Artemis 1
NASA has failed its third attempt to fuel the Artemis 1, the rocket that will kick off the space agency's ambitious plan to bring humans back to the moon.
The latest failure ot fuel up the rocket comes after a liquid hydrogen leak on the tail service mast umbilical was discovered. Needless to say, the third failed attempt has further delayed the much anticipated moon mission of NASA.
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1. Microsoft's April 2022 Patch Includes Roughly 120 Vulnerability Fixes With CVE-2022-24521 as a Priority
This week's top story involves Microsoft's continuous efforts to patch up the vulnerabilities it spots in its operating systems.
The patch released this month, in particular, aims to fix 119 vulnerabilities with one of the most crucial ones being CVE-2022-24521. This is because the tech giant has discovered that this vulnerability has been actively expolited already.
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