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NASA telescope set to crash back to Earth
Original: newsround
A NASA telescope is predicted to fall back to Earth within hours, drawing attention alongside the docking of SpaceX's Crew-13 mission at the International Space Station, commanded by Stanford alumna Jessica Watkins. Other stories catching interest include Scotland's wildcat conservation facility and the Harvest Festival 2026.
Why now: A NASA telescope imminently crashing to Earth is a dramatic space event coinciding with the Crew-13 docking.
NASASpaceXJessica WatkinsInternational Space Station
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