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Katalyst Space Technologies has launched a mission to rescue NASA's Swift satellite, which is in danger of losing its orbit. This mission, the first of its kind, follows a contract awarded by NASA to Katalyst in September 2025. The Link satellite is now successfully in orbit, completing a project that usually takes several years in under a year.
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Katalyst Space Technologies has launched a mission to rescue NASA's Swift satellite, which is in danger of losing its orbit. This mission, the first of its kind, follows a contract awarded by NASA to Katalyst in September 2025. The Link satellite is now successfully in orbit, completing a project that usually takes several years in under a year.
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Katalyst's satellite rescue mission is now in pursuit of NASA's Swift
Katalyst Space Technologies Launches Mission to Rescue NASA's Swift Satellite