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Space Re-entry

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Science · 5 Nov

భూమిని ఢీకొట్టనున్న నాసా టెలిస్కోస్‌

AI summaryNASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, launched in 2004, is scheduled to re-enter Earth's atmosphere around November 4, potentially dropping debris near the equator. Re-entry zones include parts of southern India, though experts believe the telescope will mostly burn up over the ocean. In other news, India's Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan announced that the central government will extend the service of 75% of Agniveers by two years after their initial four-year term.

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