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Nasa's 3,200lb Swift telescope is set to crash back to Earth within days after a robot rescue mission failed

The US Space Force is tracking the craft's trajectory and predicts it will come down on or around Friday.

Portions of Africa, Australia, India, Southeast Asia, and Central and South America fall within the reentry zone, though surviving debris is most likely to hit ocean.

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