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Thursday, June 17

Middle-school science project discovers new cave skylight on Mars
Arizona State Univ. — 1:13 pm ET (1713 GMT)

Pan-STARRS begins search for killer asteroids
Astronomy Now — 1:09 pm ET (1709 GMT)

Space Capsule That Visited Asteroid Heads to Japan
SPACE.com — 12:59 pm ET (1659 GMT)

'Killer space rock' hunt to begin
BBC — 12:51 pm ET (1651 GMT)

First Data Sets Pour Out Of Kepler
Aviation Week — 12:50 pm ET (1650 GMT)

Coordinated stargazing
MIT — 6:31 am ET (1031 GMT)

Space asteroid pod leaves Australia for Japan
AFP — 6:22 am ET (1022 GMT)

Hubble: Jupiter 'Flash' Caused by Meteor, Not Fireball : Big Pic
Discovery.com — 6:02 am ET (1002 GMT)

Wednesday, June 16

Hubble telescope could explain mystery light on Jupiter
The Daily Telegraph — 8:27 pm ET (0027 GMT)

Pan-STARRS Asteroid Hunter and Sky Surveyor Now Fully Operational
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics — 8:23 pm ET (0023 GMT)

All flash, no crash: June 3 fireball left no marks on the giant planet
Science News — 8:23 pm ET (0023 GMT)

Distant rock caught by Earth-bound telescopes
AFP — 8:20 pm ET (0020 GMT)

MIT leads the first team to study a Kuiper Belt object during a stellar occultation
MIT — 8:19 pm ET (0019 GMT)

Small World Beyond Neptune Covered in Ice
SPACE.com — 8:18 pm ET (0018 GMT)

Giant Meteor Caused Jupiter Fireball, Scientists Say
SPACE.com — 8:17 pm ET (0017 GMT)

McNaught comet passes Earth, heads for the Sun
RIA Novosti — 8:16 pm ET (0016 GMT)

Kuiper Belt world measured in star pass
BBC — 8:10 pm ET (0010 GMT)

Spacecraft Recovered Following Return From 7-Year Journey to Asteroid
PSI — 1:45 pm ET (1745 GMT)

Hubble scrutinises site of mysterious flash and missing cloud belt on Jupiter
ESA — 1:43 pm ET (1743 GMT)

Mysterious Flash on Jupiter Left No Debris Cloud
STScI — 1:42 pm ET (1742 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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