Why NASA Is Launching a Mission to Save a Quarter-Billion Dollar Space Telescope
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NASA is paying $30 million for a first-of-its-kind rescue mission to boost the aging Swift Observatory, launched in 2004 on a planned two-ye
NASA to spend $30 million on unprecedented rescue mission to save aging Swift Observatory from orbital decay
NASA is paying $30 million for a first-of-its-kind rescue mission to boost the aging Swift Observatory, launched in 2004 on a planned two-ye
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NASA plans unprecedented rescue mission to save Swift space telescope from orbital decay
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NASA plans unprecedented robotic rescue mission to boost decaying orbit of Swift space telescope
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NASA plans unprecedented robotic rescue mission to boost decaying orbit of Swift space telescope
NASA is racing to launch an unprecedented robotic rescue mission to save the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, a 22-year-old space telescope t

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