Private mission to rescue NASA's aging telescope runs into its own trouble
Launched in 2004, Swift is descending faster than expected because of recent solar activity.
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NASA is paying $30 million for the rescue effort, which was thrown together in under a year. Swift will crash back to Earth this fall without help.
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NASA is paying $30 million for the rescue effort, which was thrown together in under a year.
according to Hindustan Times +1Swift will crash back to Earth this fall without help.
according to Hindustan Times +1
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