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Last update: 11 hours agoSpace & Science: NASA is racing to save the aging Swift Observatory from falling back to Earth, using a $30 million robotic “lifesaver” mission. The three-armed Link spacecraft is set to launch from an atoll in the Pacific Marshall Islands on a Pegasus rocket, aiming to boost Swift to a safer orbit and extend its life; Hubble is also flagged as a possible next target. Music & Community: The U.S. Army 25th Infantry Division Band’s “Tropic Lightning” tour in Majuro is using music as youth outreach, with interactive sessions at places like Alele Library and Assumption Catholic School. Film & Identity: A new fictionalized film, “Iakwe: Hello, Goodbye,” follows a Marshallese man’s real-life journey to reconnect with family and community after a chance meeting. Weather & Preparedness: A “super typhoon” forecast is pushing urgent preparations across the U.S. Pacific territories, with Typhoon Bavi expected to intensify and residents urged to act now.
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