The right rocket for the moon and Mars
POLITICO — 4:42 pm ET (2042 GMT)

Revised Launch Date Targeted for Parker Solar Probe
NASA — 9:14 am ET (1314 GMT)

Iridium-7 Target Launch Date Announced
Iridium — 9:11 am ET (1311 GMT)

SpaceX’s ultimate ace in the hole is its Starlink satellite internet business
Teslarati — 9:10 am ET (1310 GMT)

NASA's 2019 Budget Takes Shape
The Planetary Society — 9:05 am ET (1305 GMT)

Rocket Lab founder Peter Beck on economy issues
Hawke's Bay (NZ) Today — 9:04 am ET (1304 GMT)

The Future Has Arrived: Vacation Aboard the International Space Station Launch in 2020
Robb Report — 9:03 am ET (1303 GMT)

Spaceport Cup welcomes back rocket teams from around world
Las Cruces (NM) Sun-News — 9:02 am ET (1302 GMT)

Dubbo region already a star in space exploration and research: astrophysicist
Dubbo (Australia) Daily Liberal — 9:01 am ET (1301 GMT)

ISRO plans next launch mission in Aug.
The Hindu — 9:00 am ET (1300 GMT)

The unsung astronauts
Washington Post — 8:59 am ET (1259 GMT)

The incredible career of NASA's Peggy Whitson, who applied to become an astronaut 10 times before she broke the American record for space travel
Business Insider — 8:58 am ET (1258 GMT)

Supermassive black hole swallows star, lights up galaxy core
Ars Technica — 8:55 am ET (1255 GMT)

Rocket Report: Mysterious Washington “launch,” Aerojet tests, BFR job posting
Ars Technica — 8:54 am ET (1254 GMT)

Stephen Hawking's voice is being sent to a black hole light-years from Earth
Mashable — 8:54 am ET (1254 GMT)

The Opportunity rover has survived Martian hell for 15 years. Here's how.
Mashable — 8:54 am ET (1254 GMT)

NASA’s most experienced astronaut, Peggy Whitson, hangs up her space helmet
GeekWire — 8:53 am ET (1253 GMT)

Hey, kids: Put a rocket in space and win a million dollars in Base 11 Space Challenge
GeekWire — 8:53 am ET (1253 GMT)

ESA Council decides on the completion of Ariane 6 and endorses start of transition from Ariane 5 to Ariane 6
ESA — 8:52 am ET (1252 GMT)

A milestone in securing ESA’s future role in the global exploration of space
ESA — 8:52 am ET (1252 GMT)

ESA celebrates Unispace+50
ESA — 8:51 am ET (1251 GMT)

The Universe Is Not a Simulation, but We Can Now Simulate It
Quanta — 8:40 am ET (1240 GMT)

Sample return mission Hayabusa2 approaching Asteroid Ryugu
NasaSpaceFlight.com — 8:39 am ET (1239 GMT)

Dawn spacecraft flying low over Ceres
Spaceflight Now — 8:30 am ET (1230 GMT)

Hearing identifies wide range of causes for NASA cost and schedule woes
Space News — 8:29 am ET (1229 GMT)