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Mission launched to save falling Swift space telescope Original

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By William Harwood Verified
| CBS News Verified
In a low-cost, high-risk gamble, a small company in partnership with NASA and Northrop Grumman launched an experimental space tug Friday to hunt down and grab a falling space telescope that otherwise would plunge back to Earth and burn up by year's end.
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Mission launched to save falling Swift space telescope

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By William Harwood Verified
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1 hour ago As America turns 250, innovative tales that epitomize the country at its best, from Steve Jobs’s ‘wilderness years,’ the space race to the moon, Disney World’s digital transformation, and more. America runs on innovation. (Sorry, Dunkin’.) As Americans celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing …
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Spacewalkers successfully replace broken "wrist" joint in space station's robot arm Original

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By William Harwood Verified
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Two NASA astronauts floating outside the International Space Station carried out a bit of orbital surgery Tuesday, successfully replacing a broken 200-pound "wrist" joint near the end of the lab's 58-foot-long robot arm. "That is a good install, you guys. I know that was tough. Wonderful work," Canadian astronaut Jenni Gibbons called up from mission control toward the end of the seven-hour, 20-minute excursion.
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