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NASA satellite to plunge back to Earth after 22 years in space
The Swift Observatory's mission is over after 22 years in orbit. NASA expects the satellite to re-enter Earth's atmosphere soon.
The TRACERS mission is helping researchers study magnetic activity and the forces that affect Earth’s space environment.
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