Summary
Engineers are working to save the Link satellite, which spun out of control a week ago while en route to rescue NASA's Swift gamma-ray observatory. The spacecraft, built by Katalyst Space Technologies, experienced issues with its reaction wheels and thrusters, complicating efforts to regain control.
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