Chinese cargo spacecraft completes automated fast-docking with space lab
Xinhua — 9:55 pm ET (0155 GMT)

Soyuz MS-06 carrying three more crewmembers to the ISS
NasaSpaceFlight.com — 9:49 pm ET (0149 GMT)

There’s a Speeding Mass of Space Junk Orbiting Earth, Smashing Into Things
Wall Street Journal — 9:47 pm ET (0147 GMT)

International Launch Services Proton Successfully Launches The Amazonas 5 Satellite
ILS — 9:41 pm ET (0141 GMT)

SES orders seven satellites from Boeing to help meet growing broadband demand
Spaceflight Now — 9:40 pm ET (0140 GMT)

Soyuz launches with space station crew looking forward to expanded research
CBS — 9:40 pm ET (0140 GMT)

Inmarsat picks MHI’s H2-A to launch its first sixth-gen satellite
Space News — 9:39 pm ET (0139 GMT)

Kestrel Eye positions Adcole Maryland Aerospace for more satellite work
Space News — 9:39 pm ET (0139 GMT)

Blue Origin enlarges New Glenn’s payload fairing, preparing to debut upgraded New Shepard
Space News — 9:38 pm ET (0138 GMT)

Arianespace wins contracts for O3b and SES-17 satellites
Space News — 9:38 pm ET (0138 GMT)

OneWeb Satellites to keep Toulouse factory open for other customers
Space News — 9:38 pm ET (0138 GMT)

Virgin Orbit still expects to fly twice a month in 2020 despite delayed test campaign
Space News — 9:37 pm ET (0137 GMT)

Bandwidth requirements to keep driving future satellite developments
Space News — 9:37 pm ET (0137 GMT)

Op-ed | America, we have a problem: Helping Houston and the space economy
Space News — 9:36 pm ET (0136 GMT)

Op-ed | To lead in space, the United States must modernize satellite regulations
Space News — 9:35 pm ET (0135 GMT)

Rings Revealed: How Cassini's Saturn Odyssey Exceeds Expectations
SPACE.com — 9:35 pm ET (0135 GMT)

There Is Boron on Mars — Another Sign the Red Planet Could Have Hosted Life
SPACE.com — 9:34 pm ET (0134 GMT)

Cassini's Saturn Crash 2017: How to Watch Its 'Grand Finale'
SPACE.com — 9:34 pm ET (0134 GMT)

NASA's Kennedy Space Center Takes Stock of Irma Storm Damage
SPACE.com — 9:33 pm ET (0133 GMT)

No, We Can't Control Hurricanes from Space
SPACE.com — 9:32 pm ET (0132 GMT)

Cassini Headed for Saturn Plunge After Titan 'Goodbye Kiss'
SPACE.com — 9:32 pm ET (0132 GMT)

New US-Russian Crew Launches to Space Station on Soyuz Rocket
SPACE.com — 9:32 pm ET (0132 GMT)

How the Cassini mission led a 'paradigm shift' in search for alien life
Christian Science Monitor — 9:28 pm ET (0128 GMT)

U.S., Russian crew blasts off for space station
Reuters — 9:27 pm ET (0127 GMT)

Hurricane Irma damage 'minor' to ULA launch site, SpaceX still assessing
Orlando Sentinel — 9:26 pm ET (0126 GMT)