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30 Jun 2026
10:23 Minute

launch status: Go

🇲🇭 Pegasus XL – Swift Boost Mission – Northrop Grumman Space Systems (Commercial) — Low Earth Orbit (LEO) — Mission Extension

Kwajalein Atoll — Air launch to orbit

Katalyst Space 🇺🇸 (Private) , National Aeronautics and Space Administration 🇺🇸 (Government)

Contracted by NASA under the Small Business Innovation Research Phase 3 contract, Katalyst Space Technologies' LINK servicing spacecraft will rendezvous and attach to NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory to re-boost its orbit. This aims to demonstrate a key capability for the future of space exploration and extending the Swift mission’s science lifetime in gamma ray astronomy.