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Anthropic rapidly accelerating AI development amid slowdown calls, group says
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The Swift Observatory Dropped Back to Earth This Week. Here’s What to Know
NASA believes most of the space telescope burned up in the atmosphere, but some fragments may have made their way down to Earth.
NASA's Swift Observatory burns up in Earth's atmosphere
The reentry of NASA's dead Swift space telescope is the end of an era for rapid-response space science.
NASA's Swift telescope plunges back to Earth
A NASA telescope burned up in Earth's atmosphere Wednesday after a failed rescue left it tottering in orbit. A few pieces may have survived the reentry over Indonesia.
A 3,200-pound NASA observatory plunged back to Earth. Here’s what to know
NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory fell to a fiery end early Wednesday nearly 22 years after it launched.
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