FAA to investigate SpaceX rocket explosion
WFTV Orlando — 9:24 am ET (1324 GMT)

How will the next president impact NASA?
Huntsville Times — 9:22 am ET (1322 GMT)

Israel’s aerospace industry fears fallout from satellite loss
The Times of Israel — 9:21 am ET (1321 GMT)

The SpaceX explosion is just a setback. Nothing can stop the privatisation of space
The Daily Telegraph — 9:21 am ET (1321 GMT)

SpaceX Still Investigating Launch Pad Anomaly and Assessing Launch Pad Damage
SpacePolicyOnline.com — 9:20 am ET (1320 GMT)

SpaceX Probe Focuses on Milliseconds Before Its Rocket Blew Up
Bloomberg News — 9:20 am ET (1320 GMT)

SpaceX Learns Another Hard Lesson
EE Times — 9:17 am ET (1317 GMT)

Roskosmos to develop space tourism in 2 years
TASS — 9:16 am ET (1316 GMT)

The real life spaceman who fell in love with Scotland from 200 miles above earth
The Daily Record — 9:14 am ET (1314 GMT)

SpaceX explosion is one that dashed hopes and broke hearts
The Hill — 9:14 am ET (1314 GMT)

Elon Musk's roller coaster ride takes another turn
CNNMoney.com — 9:13 am ET (1313 GMT)

The billionaire’s plaything
TechCrunch — 9:13 am ET (1313 GMT)

A Beautiful Planet 3D is the closest thing to space travel without leaving earth
The Daily Telegraph (Australia) — 9:11 am ET (1311 GMT)

China's heavy-lift Long March 5 arrives at spaceport for debut launch
gbtimes — 9:09 am ET (1309 GMT)

Spaceport America’s marketing goes global
Las Cruces (NM) Bulletin — 9:08 am ET (1308 GMT)

Convoy of vehicles to ISRO centres blocked by hartal supporters
The Times of India — 9:08 am ET (1308 GMT)

Australia keen on space partnership with IISc
The Times of India — 9:08 am ET (1308 GMT)

Strike rockets into space age, cripples Isro
Calcutta Telegraph — 9:07 am ET (1307 GMT)

ISRO hits a 'down-to-earth' roadblock
Express News Service — 9:06 am ET (1306 GMT)

India to launch first privately-built satellite in space by March
Business Standard — 9:06 am ET (1306 GMT)

Sit-in in front of VSSC depot
The Hindu — 9:05 am ET (1305 GMT)

Utah scientists instrumental in NASA's upcoming mission to explore asteroid
KUTV Salt Lake City — 9:04 am ET (1304 GMT)

NASA probe takes first-ever close-up images of Jupiter's north pole
KPCC-FM Pasadena, CA — 9:04 am ET (1304 GMT)

Jupiter pole images beamed back by NASA spacecraft
Deutsche Welle — 9:04 am ET (1304 GMT)

NASA: Jupiter storms like nothing we've seen before
Aljazeera — 8:59 am ET (1259 GMT)