Cosmology safe as universe has no sense of direction
University College London — 4:22 am ET (0822 GMT)

China's giant telescope may lead to "discoveries beyond wildest imagination": U.S. expert
Xinhua — 4:20 am ET (0820 GMT)

World's largest radio telescope begins operations
Xinhua — 4:19 am ET (0819 GMT)

Jack Garman, Whose Judgment Call Saved Moon Landing, Dies at 72
New York Times — 4:15 am ET (0815 GMT)

160-Day Mars Mission Simulation Kicks Off in Utah
SPACE.com — 4:13 am ET (0813 GMT)

Stephen Hawking Is Still Afraid of Aliens
SPACE.com — 4:13 am ET (0813 GMT)

Moon-walking astronaut John Young turned 86 on Saturday
Orlando Sentinel — 4:10 am ET (0810 GMT)

China Begins Operating World's Largest Radio Telescope
AP — 4:06 am ET (0806 GMT)

Meet the Woman Who Pioneered Our Search for Aliens
Vice — 1:46 am ET (0546 GMT)

United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs at the 67 th International Astronautical Congress
UN — 1:05 pm ET (1705 GMT)

Monitoring poverty from space
Brookings Institute — 9:01 am ET (1301 GMT)

Fires Will Keep Atlas V Rocket, WorldView-4 Craft At Vandenberg AFB Longer
Noozhawk — 8:52 am ET (1252 GMT)

Atlas V launch postponed until October due to fires
Pacific Business News — 8:52 am ET (1252 GMT)

SpaceX investigation suggests helium breach caused its Falcon 9 explosion
TechCrunch — 8:51 am ET (1251 GMT)

SpaceX explosion: 'Large breach' took place in helium system in second stage of rocket
Los Angeles Times — 8:49 am ET (1249 GMT)

Aireon still targets early 2018 operations despite SpaceX delay
Runway Girl Network — 8:48 am ET (1248 GMT)

SpaceX: 'Breach' caused rocket explosion
Orlando Sentinel — 8:48 am ET (1248 GMT)

SpaceX Thinks Falcon 9 Explosion Caused by Super-Chill Helium
Inverse — 8:45 am ET (1245 GMT)

SpaceX Sees Clue to Rocket Blast in Super-Chilled Helium Breach
Bloomberg News — 8:41 am ET (1241 GMT)

SpaceX Says Falcon 9 Rocket Investigation Still Pursuing Various Leads
Wall Street Journal — 8:41 am ET (1241 GMT)

Astronaut twins share benefits of doing ‘the hard things’
Univ. at Buffalo — 8:39 am ET (1239 GMT)

Udall, Heinrich, Pearce Announce $1.2 Million to Upgrade Dunn Solar Telescope in Sunspot, NM, Transition Operation to NMSU Consortium
US Senate — 8:37 am ET (1237 GMT)

China’s Runaway Space Station Might Cause a “Rain of Metal”
Inverse — 8:37 am ET (1237 GMT)

Catching Dust: A changing NASA visits an asteroid, seeking the key to life’s beginning
The New Yorker — 8:37 am ET (1237 GMT)

Tiangong-2: China fires up science payloads
gbtimes — 8:34 am ET (1234 GMT)