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NASA sends spacecraft the size of a fridge to catch its falling Swift telescope in daring mission
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The Swift telescope, launched in 2004, has been a crucial tool for NASA in detecting and monitoring gamma-ray bursts and other celestial phenomena. As satellites and telescopes reach the end of their operational life, they can pose a risk to people and property if they are not properly disposed of, making missions like this one important for responsible space operations. NASA's attempt to catch the falling telescope is a complex undertaking that requires precise calculations and execution to succeed.
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NASA sends spacecraft the size of a fridge to catch its falling Swift telescope in daring mission
NASA has launched a never-before-attempted mission to stop its Swift telescope from crashing back down to Earth - using a flying robot the size of a fridge
3 Jul, 17:03
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