Europe's new ATV space truck is up and running following Sunday's launch, although one propulsion glitch means a back-up system is currently being used.The freighter is sitting in a 260km high orbit and is due to deliver just under five tonnes of supplies to the space station on 3 April.
The anomaly has shut down seven of 28 attitude control jets and one of the space truck's four main engines.
Engineers are now investigating with a view to getting them all back online.
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