LINK spacecraft gets close to NASA's Swift Observatory, but not close enough to save it

The Katalyst Space LINK satellite remains operational following a near encounter with NASA’s Swift Observatory. Despite ongoing operations, the spacecraft was unable to fulfill its primary objective which involved raising the orbit of the Swift Observatory. This outcome occurred as the two satellites passed relatively close to each other during their respective orbital paths. Currently, all systems aboard the Katalyst Space LINK satellite are functioning normally, indicating no immediate impact from the proximity event. Mission control is continuing to monitor the situation closely and assess any potential long-term effects.