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NASA and Katalyst Space Technologies Cancel Swift Observatory Reboost Mission Due to Satellite Attitude Issues

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NASA and Katalyst Space Technologies have abandoned a robotic mission to extend the orbit of the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory after the Link satellite experienced unresolved attitude control problems. The refrigerator-sized spacecraft, launched July 3 under a $30 million contract awarded less than a year earlier, was designed to rendezvous with the observatory using robotic arms and xenon thrusters but could not complete its objectives.

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