NASA to bump telescope back into space to avoid it falling to Earth
29-06-2026 03:41 via abc.net.au

NASA to bump telescope back into space to avoid it falling to Earth

US space agency NASA is racing to save an aging telescope, used to observe cosmic explosions, from falling back to Earth with a daring rescue mission.
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