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NASA to Launch Robotic Mission to Save Falling Space Telescope

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NASA to Launch Robotic Mission to Save Falling Space Telescope
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NASA has postponed a robotic mission designed to stabilize and rescue the aging Swift space telescope from atmospheric re-entry. The mission, led by startup Katalyst, aims to extend the life of space assets through orbital servicing.

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Successful robotic servicing of satellites could revolutionize space sustainability and reduce the accumulation of space debris.

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NASA is preparing to launch a daring robotic rescue mission in a high-stakes attempt to save one of its aging space telescopes from burning up in Earth’s atmosphere....

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