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  1. Companies including Link, Katalyst Space Technologies, and Northrop Grumman are working on raising the orbit of the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory to extend its operational lifespan.

Link is involved in the ongoing efforts to develop rescue technology for space debris and discussing the current status of the Swift telescope.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 4
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Link is involved in the ongoing efforts to develop rescue technology for space debris and discussing the current status of the Swift telescope.

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  1. Luca Bindi led research at the University of Florence regarding fallout debris.Sub-event
  2. A company successfully rescued a telescope from Earth's orbit, an incident highlighting the geopolitical impacts of space debris and operational failures.Sub-event
  3. Rescue tech development and current status of the Swift telescope are underway.1 source

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Companies including Link, Katalyst Space Technologies, and Northrop Grumman are working on raising the orbit of the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory to extend its operational lifespan. All 1 developments

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