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NASA calls off mission to rescue the falling Swift observatory

NASA calls off mission to rescue the falling Swift observatory

Clint Quitzon Technology 20 Aug, 2026 Americas

The Swift observatory is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere this year, because NASA has aborted its rescue mission.

The Swift observatory is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere this year, because NASA has aborted its rescue mission.

Clint Quitzon

Source: Engadget

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