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NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is scheduled to reenter Earth's atmosphere between Tuesday and Wednesday this week following a failed rescue attempt. While most components will burn up, experts estimate about 100 kilograms of debris could survive, potentially landing in Africa, Australia, or South America.
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