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NASA E/PO, Sonoma State University/Aurore Simonnet, public domain The gamma-ray observatory re-entered over northern Sumatra on 4 November, almost 22 years after launch, after a commercial mission to raise its orbit was called off.
The gamma-ray observatory re-entered over northern Sumatra on 4 November, almost 22 years after launch, after a commercial mission to raise its orbit was called off.
With the telescope expected to fall back into the atmosphere in 2033 or 2034, NASA issued a request for information on 29 October. Responses are due on 30 November.