Katalyst’s satellite rescue mission is now conducting a planned pursuit of NASA’s Swift observatory, according to Ars Technica. The mission uses the Link spacecraft, which is tasked with rendezvousing with Swift to perform an on-orbit rescue operation. Ars Technica reports that the Link spacecraft is en route and that the rendezvous is not immediate; it will take several weeks for the spacecraft to meet Swift. The timing reflects the need to align orbits and match speed before approaching the observatory safely. The coverage emphasizes the current phase of the mission—transitioning from earlier steps into active pursuit and rendezvous planning—rather than providing additional technical details or outcomes of the rescue itself. As the mission proceeds, Link will continue navigating toward the meeting point with Swift, with mission control monitoring progress during the multi-week approach period. The report does not indicate any change to the mission’s overall objective or timeline beyond the schedule required for rendezvous.