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Engineers are working to resolve issues with the Link satellite, which is intended to assist NASA's Swift gamma-ray observatory. The satellite has encountered multiple malfunctions, including a loss of communication and failures in its reaction wheels and thrusters. Katalyst Space Technologies operates the Link satellite under a $30 million NASA contract.
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Engineers are working to resolve issues with the Link satellite, which is intended to assist NASA's Swift gamma-ray observatory. The satellite has encountered multiple malfunctions, including a loss of communication and failures in its reaction wheels and thrusters. Katalyst Space Technologies operates the Link satellite under a $30 million NASA contract.
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