A local concern is emerging as NASA works to prevent a telescope from falling back to Earth. The space agency is undertaking a rescue mission to save the aging Swift Observatory. The mission involves a significant investment, with a salvage operation costing $30 million.
A robotic system will be used to boost the telescope. Further details on the rescue mission, including the role of startup Katalyst Space Technologies, are available from KPRC 2 Houston.
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