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NASA’s $500-million Swift space telescope set for fiery re-entry after failed rescue mission

NASA’s $500-million Swift space telescope set for fiery re-entry after failed rescue mission

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    Launched in 1977, the probe was the first human-made object to enter interstellar space and is known for capturing the “Pale Blue Dot” image.

    — Hindustan Times

  • right · 1 outlet

    The observatory’s return marks the end of an extended scientific mission and highlights the challenges of servicing ageing satellites in orbit.

    — The Hindu BusinessLine

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The observatory’s return marks the end of an extended scientific mission and highlights the challenges of servicing ageing satellites in orbit.

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NASA’s $500-million Swift space telescope set for fiery re-entry after failed rescue mission

The observatory’s return marks the end of an extended scientific mission and highlights the challenges of servicing ageing satellites in orbit.

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