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NASA's Swift space telescope predicted to crash back to Earth on Wednesday

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RNZ5h ago

Centerprovisional

NASA's Swift space telescope predicted to crash back to Earth on Wednesday

A defunct NASA space telescope is expected to plummet back to Earth sometime on Wednesday (local time).

Original

ABC (AU)5h ago

Centerprovisional

NASA's Swift space telescope predicted to crash back to Earth

After plans to save it failed, NASA's Swift telescope is hurtling back to Earth. Here's how to track its descent.

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RNZ5h ago

Centerprovisional

'Sad day' for astronomers as Nasa telescope set to crash back to Earth

An Otago based astronomer says it's a sad day as a half-a-billion-dollar satellite looks set to crash back to Earth.

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The Verge13h ago

Centerprovisional

A truck-sized NASA space telescope is about to crash to Earth

The Swift Observatory is expected to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere on Wednesday, and is ‘unlikely’ to cause harm.

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EL PAÍS English14h ago

Centerprovisional

‘Swift’ telescope to crash into Earth after NASA rescue attempt fails

The scientific satellite is expected to re-enter the atmosphere late Tuesday night, in a band near the equator that covers parts of Africa, Asia, and Latin…

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