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NASA and Katalyst Space Technologies have called off a mission to rescue the Swift gamma-ray telescope due to ongoing technical issues. The Link satellite, which was intended to boost Swift's orbit, remains operational but will not complete its original mission.
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NASA and Katalyst Space Technologies have called off a mission to rescue the Swift gamma-ray telescope due to ongoing technical issues. The Link satellite, which was intended to boost Swift's orbit, remains operational but will not complete its original mission.
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NASA calls off mission to rescue Swift gamma-ray observatory
NASA and Katalyst Space Technologies Abandon Swift Observatory Rescue Mission