Western student first to spot asteroid speeding past Earth
Univ. of Western Ontario — 6:38 pm ET (2338 GMT)

A hint of new physics in polarized radiation from the early Universe
Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe — 6:37 pm ET (2337 GMT)

With the death of Arecibo, an era ends for radio astronomy
The Economist — 6:37 pm ET (2337 GMT)

Rapid-forming giants could disrupt spiral protoplanetary discs
Univ. of Warwick — 6:36 pm ET (2336 GMT)

Earth Faster, Closer to Black Hole in New Map of Galaxy
National Astronomical Observatory of Japan — 6:36 pm ET (2336 GMT)

Research suggests our Galaxy’s brightest gamma-ray binary system may be powered by a magnetar star
Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe — 6:35 pm ET (2335 GMT)

Galaxy Survives Black Hole's Feast--For Now
USRA — 6:35 pm ET (2335 GMT)

Comet 2019 LD2 (ATLAS) Found To Be Actively Transitioning
PSI — 6:34 pm ET (2334 GMT)

Gravity Waves Leave Ripples Across a Glowing Night Sky
Eos — 9:08 am ET (1408 GMT)

Moon May Hold Billions of Tons of Subterranean Ice at Its Poles
Eos — 9:07 am ET (1407 GMT)

The U.S.-China split in space
Axios — 8:45 am ET (1345 GMT)

Martian house on Bristol's harbourside given green light
BBC — 8:27 am ET (1327 GMT)

Wild Ventures invest in Shetland Space Centre
Shetland Times — 8:25 am ET (1325 GMT)

Space wars: Danish billionaire Anders Povlsen backs Shetland rocket site after Sutherland dispute
The Herald — 8:23 am ET (1323 GMT)

The Chinese space programme marches ahead: Implications for India
Observer Research Foundation — 8:22 am ET (1322 GMT)

Turning Moon dust into oxygen
ESA — 8:22 am ET (1322 GMT)

Barn Burner: Remembering the Record-Setting Return of Atlantis, OTD in 1985
AmericaSpace — 8:15 am ET (1315 GMT)

BeiDou navigation base in south China targets services in ASEAN
Xinhua — 8:13 am ET (1313 GMT)

China plans to launch new space science satellites
Xinhua — 8:13 am ET (1313 GMT)

Japan’s new H3 launcher delayed by rocket engine component issues
Space News — 8:04 am ET (1304 GMT)

Jupiter's ocean moon Europa may spout water plumes from its icy crust
SPACE.com — 8:04 am ET (1304 GMT)

Spanish Science Minister Calls for Better Regulation of Private Space Activities
Sputnik International — 7:59 am ET (1259 GMT)

Russia should look again at terms of ISS participation - space industry official
Reuters — 7:57 am ET (1257 GMT)

NASA can't decide whether astronauts should wash their underwear
New Scientist — 7:56 am ET (1256 GMT)

For the first time, scientists detect the ghostly signal that reveals the engine of the universe
NBCNews.com — 7:51 am ET (1251 GMT)