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Katalyst's Link rescue satellite launched July 3 to save NASA's Swift Observatory, but entered a rapid multi-axis spin on July 25, frying electronics and disabling two reaction wheels. The $30 million mission may still proceed using one wheel and electric thrusters, targeting late August.
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