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Wednesday, July 22

Tiny Saturn Moon Could Be Targeted in Search for Extraterrestrial Life
Univ. of Arizona — 9:36 pm ET (0136 GMT)

How an amateur beat the pros in spotting Jupiter collision
Christian Science Monitor — 9:30 pm ET (0130 GMT)

Saturnian Moon Shows Evidence of Ammonia
NASA/JPL — 9:26 pm ET (0126 GMT)

Evidence mounts for liquid interior of a Saturn moon
Science News — 9:26 pm ET (0126 GMT)

A new bright spot on Venus
Astronomy Now — 9:17 pm ET (0117 GMT)

Hidden Ocean in Saturn's Moon? New Clues
ABCNews.com — 8:55 pm ET (0055 GMT)

All Eyepieces on Jupiter After a Big Impact
New York Times — 1:28 pm ET (1728 GMT)

A century later scientists still at odds on Tunguska Event explanation
RIA Novosti — 1:24 pm ET (1724 GMT)

Aus amateur tells of 'one in a million' Jupiter spot
AFP — 9:15 am ET (1315 GMT)

Amateur Tells Nasa: 'Comet Hit Jupiter'
Sky News — 9:14 am ET (1314 GMT)

Impact leaves Earth-sized scar on Jupiter
Cosmos Magazine — 9:09 am ET (1309 GMT)

Jupiter's massive scar proves how puny Earth really is
Christian Science Monitor — 8:59 am ET (1259 GMT)

'Incredible' new scar is spreading on Jupiter
Los Angeles Times — 8:54 am ET (1254 GMT)

Jupiter strike: 'The asteroid would have vaporised instantly'
The Guardian — 8:52 am ET (1252 GMT)

Molten Mars Too Hot to Handle Life
Discovery.com — 8:46 am ET (1246 GMT)

Tuesday, July 21

Tiny Diamonds on Santa Rosa Island Give Evidence of Cosmic Impact
Univ. of California Santa Barbara — 8:31 pm ET (0031 GMT)

Jupiter pummeled, leaving bruise the size of the Pacific Ocean
Univ. of California Berkeley — 8:31 pm ET (0031 GMT)

Jupiter takes it on the chin
Science News — 8:30 pm ET (0030 GMT)

Aussie stargazer spots scar from Jupiter collision
AP — 8:27 pm ET (0027 GMT)

Jupiter's New Bruise Big As Pacific Ocean
SPACE.com — 8:24 pm ET (0024 GMT)

Next set of articles

NASA and ESA finalize ExoMars Rosalind Franklin agreement
Posted: Sun, May 19 8:02 AM ET (1202 GMT)

Russia launches classified satellite
Posted: Sun, May 19 7:57 AM ET (1157 GMT)

BEpiColombo Mercury mission suffers thruster problem
Posted: Sun, May 19 7:55 AM ET (1155 GMT)

Sunday, May 19

Earth Observation Reimagined: Marble Imaging and Reflex Aerospace
Reflex Aerospace — 3:12 pm ET (1912 GMT)

Avanti Communications launches LEO services in South Africa
Avanti PLC — 3:10 pm ET (1910 GMT)

£9 million funding for satellite instruments to monitor climate
UK Space Agency — 3:08 pm ET (1908 GMT)

New roadmap for pro-growth regulation in UK space sector launched as Science Minister launches new National Space Operations Centre
UK Space Agency — 3:07 pm ET (1907 GMT)

Redwire Announces Development of New European-Built Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) Spacecraft Platform called Phantom
Redwire — 3:06 pm ET (1906 GMT)

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