George Smoot: We mapped the embryonic universe
The Observer — 6:50 am ET (1050 GMT)

NASA Lunar Explorer Has Smashing End
Voice of America — 8:34 am ET (1234 GMT)

LADEE meets Moon: High-speed impact ends probe’s mission
Ars Technica — 8:33 am ET (1233 GMT)

Officials Can See End of the Long Road to Export Reform
National Defense Magazine — 8:28 am ET (1228 GMT)

Taylor Small Satellite Launched
Taylor Univ. — 8:27 am ET (1227 GMT)

Kazakhstan’s space future
Trend News — 8:25 am ET (1225 GMT)

Writer’s Block: Companies seeking to privatize space travel
ABC Newspapers (Minn.) — 8:24 am ET (1224 GMT)

Breaking Boundaries: Gwynne Shotwell leads SpaceX into new frontiers
Easy Reader News (Calif.) — 8:22 am ET (1222 GMT)

Company wants to offer rides from Ariz. to space
Capitol Media Services (Ariz.) — 8:21 am ET (1221 GMT)

Nebraska astronaut to make presentations during Astronomy Day at museum in Lincoln
AP — 8:20 am ET (1220 GMT)

SpaceX launches, Wallops launch likely delayed
Hampton Roads Daily Press — 8:19 am ET (1219 GMT)

SpaceX launches cargo ship to space station
Waco (TX) Tribune-Herald — 8:18 am ET (1218 GMT)

Low-Cost Launches May Boost Chances For Space Solar Power
Aviation Week — 8:18 am ET (1218 GMT)

Department of Space, DoT to overhaul satellite communications policy
The Economic Times (India) — 8:17 am ET (1217 GMT)

NASA chief Charles Bolden tours CU-Boulder for the first time
Boulder Daily Camera — 8:14 am ET (1214 GMT)

Sky is no limit for Salina brothers who pursued careers in astronomy
Wichita Eagle — 8:10 am ET (1210 GMT)

Moon orbiter LADEE crashes triumphantly after 'amazing' mission
Christian Science Monitor — 8:08 am ET (1208 GMT)

Buzz Aldrin: Man on a mission
Arabian Business — 8:07 am ET (1207 GMT)

SpaceX's Dragon on way to International Space Station
CNN — 8:05 am ET (1205 GMT)

Five Cubesats and 104 Sprites launched on Falcon 9
SEN — 8:04 am ET (1204 GMT)

Falcon 9 v1.1 with Dragon roars (loudly) to ISS on CRS-3 resupply mission
SpaceFlight Insider — 8:02 am ET (1202 GMT)

Endeavour's Radar Love: 20 Years Since STS-59 (Part 1)
AmericaSpace — 8:02 am ET (1202 GMT)

Impact glass stores biodata for millions of years
Brown Univ. — 8:01 am ET (1201 GMT)

Sun Emits a Mid-level Solar Flare
NASA/GSFC — 8:00 am ET (1200 GMT)

Ancient Martian Life May Be Preserved in Glass
Universe Today — 7:59 am ET (1159 GMT)