Juno spacecraft completes close swing around Jupiter
CBS — 10:02 am ET (1402 GMT)

Venus-Jupiter Conjunction 2016: When, Where and How to See It
SPACE.com — 10:01 am ET (1401 GMT)

Rare Close Encounter of Venus & Jupiter Tonight Won't Happen Again Until 2065
SPACE.com — 10:01 am ET (1401 GMT)

Mock Mars Crew Will Return to Civilization Today, After 1 Year in Isolation
SPACE.com — 10:00 am ET (1400 GMT)

Space.com Visits a Mock Mars Mission in Hawaii: Travelogue
SPACE.com — 10:00 am ET (1400 GMT)

How to see the rare rendezvous of Venus and Jupiter
Christian Science Monitor — 9:58 am ET (1358 GMT)

Nasa spacecraft Juno skims Jupiter's clouds in record-breaking mission
Press Association — 9:51 am ET (1351 GMT)

China: the new space superpower
The Observer — 9:48 am ET (1348 GMT)

Skywatch: Jupiter, Venus are low on the horizon as September begins
Washington Post — 9:47 am ET (1347 GMT)

Orion heat shield delivered to KSC
Florida Today — 9:46 am ET (1346 GMT)

ULA lands $243M NASA contract to launch Mars 2020 rover
Denver Business Journal — 9:16 am ET (1316 GMT)

NASA's Revived STEREO-B Could Save Us From A Trillion-Dollar Disaster
Forbes.com — 9:15 am ET (1315 GMT)

Submarine in Space Among NASA's Coolest Ideas
Voice of America — 9:13 am ET (1313 GMT)

City, stars celebrate birthday of NASA's Katherine Johnson
WVEC-TV Hampton Roads, VA — 9:11 am ET (1311 GMT)

[A Researcher Funded By] NASA Wants to Drop A Submarine in Titan's Ocean To Find Life
Inverse — 9:11 am ET (1311 GMT)

SpaceX Dragon capsule splashes down, bringing mice and more from space station
GeekWire — 9:08 am ET (1308 GMT)

Concrete poured for Blue Origin’s orbital space complex in Florida
GeekWire — 9:07 am ET (1307 GMT)

NASA’s Juno spacecraft to make closest approach of Jupiter August 27
SpaceFlight Insider — 9:04 am ET (1304 GMT)

SpaceX’s CRS-9 Dragon returns to Earth
SpaceFlight Insider — 9:03 am ET (1303 GMT)

Can We Send a Probe to Proxima Centauri? Yes, But it May Get Banged Up on the Way There
AmericaSpace — 9:02 am ET (1302 GMT)

'To Train a Mission': 15 Years Since STS-105 (Part 1)
AmericaSpace — 9:01 am ET (1301 GMT)

Visits to Proxima Centauri’s planet are probably millennia away
Science News — 8:55 am ET (1255 GMT)

Venus once possibly habitable, study suggests
Science News — 8:52 am ET (1252 GMT)

Galaxy made of 99.99% dark matter brought to light
Cosmos Magazine — 8:49 am ET (1249 GMT)

Long March-5 rocket leaves for launch site
Xinhua — 8:48 am ET (1248 GMT)