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Friday, August 7
A new look at Mars’ eerie, ultraviolet nighttime glow
Univ. of Colorado — 6:06 am ET (1006 GMT)
Teens who named Mars rover and helicopter are 'over the moon' following launch
SPACE.com — 5:47 am ET (0947 GMT)
On its way to Mars, Chinese spacecraft spots Earth and moon, aces steering maneuver
SPACE.com — 5:46 am ET (0946 GMT)

Thursday, August 6
Many of Mars’ stream valleys might have formed under an ice sheet
Ars Technica — 5:56 am ET (0956 GMT)
ExoMars captures spring in martian craters
ESA — 5:54 am ET (0954 GMT)
NASA Scientists Leverage Carbon-Measuring Instrument for Mars Studies
NASA/GSFC — 5:48 am ET (0948 GMT)
Rice researchers use InSight for deep Mars measurements
Rice Univ. — 5:47 am ET (0947 GMT)
Happy anniversary, Curiosity! NASA rover marks 8 years on Mars
SPACE.com — 5:24 am ET (0924 GMT)
Weather satellite and robotic telescope spot Perseverance rover en route to Mars
SPACE.com — 5:21 am ET (0921 GMT)

Wednesday, August 5
Was Early Mars "Wet and Warm"? Or Wet and Cold?
Sky & Telescope — 4:37 am ET (0837 GMT)

Tuesday, August 4
Early Mars was covered in ice sheets, not flowing rivers
Univ. of British Columbia — 5:37 am ET (0937 GMT)
On Mars, massive ice sheets — not rivers — may have carved ancient valleys
SPACE.com — 5:08 am ET (0908 GMT)
Ancient valleys on Mars may have been carved by glaciers
New Scientist — 4:56 am ET (0856 GMT)

Sunday, August 2
The end of the beginning of Mars exploration
Axios — 9:15 am ET (1315 GMT)
Sticking the landing on Mars: High-powered computing aims to reduce guesswork
Univ. of Michigan — 9:11 am ET (1311 GMT)
Lockheed Martin Technology Protects NASA's Mars 2020 Mission
Lockheed Martin — 9:10 am ET (1310 GMT)
Chairwomen Johnson and Horn Congratulate NASA on Successful Launch of Mars Rover Perseverance
House Science, Space and Technology Committee — 9:02 am ET (1302 GMT)
Perseverance Launch a Success! Next Stop, Mars!
Explore Mars — 9:01 am ET (1301 GMT)
The final launch to Mars for the next two years looked pretty epic
Ars Technica — 8:13 am ET (1213 GMT)
China's Mars probe completes first orbital correction
Xinhua — 8:04 am ET (1204 GMT)

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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)

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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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