$BTC NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, worth about $250 million, is gradually losing orbital altitude and is expected to fall back to Earth by the end of this year after a rescue mission using the robotic spacecraft Link failed.
Launched in 2004 to study gamma-ray bursts—among the most energetic events in the universe—Swift has operated reliably for more than two decades, far exceeding its original design lifespan.
Although some debris may survive atmospheric reentry, experts assess the probability of affecting people is very low because most will burn up or fall into the ocean and unpopulated areas.
A scientific journey costing hundreds of millions of dollars is coming to an end, but the data Swift leaves behind will continue to help solve the mysteries of the universe for years to come..
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Launched in 2004 to study gamma-ray bursts—among the most energetic events in the universe—Swift has operated reliably for more than two decades, far exceeding its original design lifespan.
Although some debris may survive atmospheric reentry, experts assess the probability of affecting people is very low because most will burn up or fall into the ocean and unpopulated areas.
A scientific journey costing hundreds of millions of dollars is coming to an end, but the data Swift leaves behind will continue to help solve the mysteries of the universe for years to come..
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