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Wednesday, June 15
European Space Agency still backing Mars rover project
BBC — 9:51 pm ET (0151 GMT)
If We Want to Send Astronauts to Mars, We Must Go Back to the Moon First
Scientific American — 2:26 am ET (0626 GMT)
After black-out test last year, MOM overcomes ‘white-out’ phase
The Times of India — 2:14 am ET (0614 GMT)
Mineral from wet, hot volcano lava found on Mars, baffling scientists
CBC — 2:03 am ET (0603 GMT)
Clear Some Wall Space and Download These NASA Recruitment Posters Now
Wired News — 1:58 am ET (0558 GMT)
Rover Opportunity Wrapping up Study of Martian Valley
NASA/JPL — 1:57 am ET (0557 GMT)
This NASA propaganda will make you want to go to Mars
Business Insider — 1:55 am ET (0555 GMT)

Tuesday, June 14
NASA wants you to print its Mars vintage-style posters
Mashable — 8:36 pm ET (0036 GMT)
The Curiosity rover shows off its little part of Mars in newest space selfies
Mashable — 8:36 pm ET (0036 GMT)
Mohamed at lecture on Mars Mission
Emirates 24|7 — 5:23 am ET (0923 GMT)
NASA Mars Rover Descends Plateau, Turns Toward Mountain
NASA/JPL — 5:10 am ET (0910 GMT)
Curiosity uncovers Mars' explosive volcanic past
Cosmos Magazine — 5:05 am ET (0905 GMT)
On Mars, Curiosity finds signs of an explosive volcanic past
Los Angeles Times — 4:46 am ET (0846 GMT)

Monday, June 13
First SpaceX missions to Mars: “Dangerous and probably people will die”
Ars Technica — 7:42 pm ET (2342 GMT)
Could the United Arab Emirates help NASA reach Mars?
Christian Science Monitor — 7:16 pm ET (2316 GMT)
Why is NASA investigating Martian dust storms?
Christian Science Monitor — 7:15 pm ET (2315 GMT)
NASA lifts the lid on Martian dust storms
Cosmos Magazine — 4:28 am ET (0828 GMT)

Sunday, June 12
Low gravity and high radiation: Would humans remain human on Mars?
Ars Technica — 9:14 am ET (1314 GMT)

Saturday, June 11
Astronaut with ties to Scripps envisions missions to Mars
San Diego Union-Tribune — 5:29 pm ET (2129 GMT)
The Biggest Obstacle To Mars Colonization May Be Obsolete Humans
Popular Science — 7:39 am ET (1139 GMT)

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Shenzhou 18 launches to Tiangong space station
Posted: Sun, Apr 28 10:11 AM ET (1411 GMT)

Starliner cleared for first crewed flight
Posted: Sun, Apr 28 10:06 AM ET (1406 GMT)

Cosmonauts perform ISS spacewalk
Posted: Sun, Apr 28 10:03 AM ET (1403 GMT)

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Wednesday, May 1
SES To Purchase Intelsat, Creating European Satcom Giant
Aviation Week — 4:57 am ET (0857 GMT)
SES acquires Intelsat for €2.8bn
Delano — 4:56 am ET (0856 GMT)
SES to acquire Intelsat for $3.1B
FierceWireless — 4:55 am ET (0855 GMT)
Tysons-based Intelsat to be acquired for $3.1 billion
WTOP-FM Washington — 4:55 am ET (0855 GMT)
SES Explains the Strategy Behind its Long-Anticipated Acquisition of Intelsat
ViaSatellite — 4:54 am ET (0854 GMT)
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