NASA's Swift Observatory Re-enters Atmosphere Over Indonesia
NASA's Swift Observatory re-entered Earth's atmosphere over Indonesia after nearly 22 years in orbit.
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NASA's Swift Observatory re-entered Earth's atmosphere over Indonesia after nearly 22 years in orbit.

NASA's Swift Observatory re-entered Earth's atmosphere over Indonesia after nearly 22 years in orbit.
The observatory operated in space for nearly 22 years before re-entering the atmosphere.
The spacecraft re-entered over Indonesia.
The re-entry marks the end of the Swift Observatory's nearly 22-year mission in orbit.
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