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NASA to launch 'daring' telescope rescue mission this week

NASA to launch rescue mission June 30 to save Swift space telescope from burning up in Earth's atmosphere

A rocket launching to space from an airplane is sort of like a hat on a hat, but you know what? The more hats, the better.

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NASA embarks on daring mission to save doomed telescope from falling to Earth

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A space telescope is falling to Earth. NASA plans a mission to rescue it

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NASA attempts first-of-its-kind mission to extend life of aging Swift satellite

NASA is launching a first-of-its-kind mission to save the aging Swift satellite from falling back to Earth.

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Mission underway to save aging NASA satellite in space

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NASA will conduct daring rescue mission to reposition telescope sinking into Earth's atmosphere

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Can NASA save the Swift Observatory? Agency has a plan to try

The Swift Observatory is in peril more than 2 decades after a Cape Canaveral launch. Here's what to know about NASA's historic mission to save it.

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NASA tracking 130ft plane-sized asteroid approaching Earth tomorrow

The rock is hurtling through our cosmic neighborhood at a zippy 8,768 miles per hour, according to the space agency.

This satellite is falling towards Earth, so scientists hatched a plan to give it a lil' push

NASA and the commercial company Katalyst Space have concocted a plan to stop a powerful astrophysics satellite from hurtling towards Earth and burning up in the atmosphere.

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Timelapse of NASA's Artemis 1 spacecraft flying away from Earth

Experience the breathtaking journey away from our home planet in this stunning time-lapse captured by NASA's Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft. Watch as Earth transforms from a familiar crescent into a distant,

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NASA, satellites, and weather balloons all show Earth the way flat earthers hate

Flat Earthers often claim there is no real photo of Earth from space, but this video shows why that argument falls apart fast. The evidence does not come from just one agency, one mission, or one camera.