Weather forecast looks good for Friday’s Atlas 5 rocket launch
Spaceflight Now — 7:50 pm ET (2350 GMT)

"Strawberry moon" arrives with the summer solstice
CBS — 7:43 pm ET (2343 GMT)

China prepares assembly of its space station, invites collaboration through U.N.
Space News — 7:42 pm ET (2342 GMT)

Japan’s DSN-1 military communications satellite damaged during transport to launch base
Space News — 7:41 pm ET (2341 GMT)

'Heroes & Legends' astronaut attraction to include videos shared by public
collectSPACE — 7:40 pm ET (2340 GMT)

E.T. Phones Earth? 1,500 Years Until Contact, Experts Estimate
SPACE.com — 7:39 pm ET (2339 GMT)

'New Era' of Astrophysics: Why Gravitational Waves Are So Important
SPACE.com — 7:39 pm ET (2339 GMT)

Rare Newborn Planet May Be the Youngest Ever Detected
SPACE.com — 7:38 pm ET (2338 GMT)

Move over SpaceX. Blue Origin rocket is worthy rival in space tourism race.
Christian Science Monitor — 7:34 pm ET (2334 GMT)

Britain's Tim Peake bids space farewell
Christian Science Monitor — 7:34 pm ET (2334 GMT)

Rare astronomical coincidence promises an extra bright solstice
Christian Science Monitor — 7:32 pm ET (2332 GMT)

A Closer Look At The CASIS "Space Is In It" Endorsement
NASA Watch — 7:29 pm ET (2329 GMT)

Paris, Moscow Maintain Cooperation in Space Despite Sanctions
Sputnik International — 7:28 pm ET (2328 GMT)

Blue Origin test flight nails capsule landing with only two parachutes
Orlando Sentinel — 7:26 pm ET (2326 GMT)

ESA plans to carry out 2 Russian Soyuz-ST launches — official
TASS — 7:20 pm ET (2320 GMT)

ESA, Roscosmos to sign cooperation agreement on Russian satellites
TASS — 7:20 pm ET (2320 GMT)

Tim Peake nursing 'world's worst hangover' after six months in space
The Guardian — 7:16 pm ET (2316 GMT)

Discovery of 'baby' planets sheds light on planet and solar system formation
The Guardian — 7:14 pm ET (2314 GMT)

These brand new baby exoplanets could help us understand where worlds come from
Washington Post — 7:12 pm ET (2312 GMT)

SpaceX may face $15,000 port fee for booster return
Florida Today — 7:09 pm ET (2309 GMT)

Mars Rover Says Goodbye to Marathon Valley: Photos
Seeker — 7:05 pm ET (2305 GMT)

Kepler Finds Exoplanet 'Toddler' in Tight Stellar Embrace
Seeker — 7:04 pm ET (2304 GMT)

The U.K.’s New Emphasis On The Space Sector
Aviation Week — 7:01 pm ET (2301 GMT)

Inside Stratolaunch
The Space Review — 6:35 pm ET (2235 GMT)

The wizard war in orbit (part 1)
The Space Review — 6:32 pm ET (2232 GMT)