Blast from the Past: Watch a SpaceX Rocket Launch in Florida
Wall Street Journal — 7:43 pm ET (2343 GMT)

China resumes launch campaigns after string of failures, delays lunar mission
Spaceflight Now — 7:40 pm ET (2340 GMT)

Satellite operators oppose Intelsat-Intel proposal to share C-band spectrum
Space News — 7:39 pm ET (2339 GMT)

Lawmakers promise Pentagon a ‘lot of support’ for ballistic missile defense
Space News — 7:38 pm ET (2338 GMT)

60 years after Sputnik, Russia is lost in space
Space News — 7:38 pm ET (2338 GMT)

Sputnik Moments: Trio of Spaceflight Events Shook US in 1957
SPACE.com — 7:37 pm ET (2337 GMT)

Sputnik Turns 60: Astronaut Leroy Chiao Celebrates 1st Satellite
SPACE.com — 7:37 pm ET (2337 GMT)

Sputnik's Beeping Legacy: Satellite's Simplicity Made It Iconic 60 Years Ago
SPACE.com — 7:37 pm ET (2337 GMT)

Nobel Prize Win Helps Launch New Era of Gravitational Astronomy
SPACE.com — 7:37 pm ET (2337 GMT)

Giant Deposit on Mars May Not Be Icy After All
SPACE.com — 7:36 pm ET (2336 GMT)

Creeping Giants: Martian Volcanoes Grew Incredibly Slowly
SPACE.com — 7:36 pm ET (2336 GMT)

Gravitational-Wave Scientists: Q&A with Nobel Winners Kip Thorne and Barry Barish
SPACE.com — 7:36 pm ET (2336 GMT)

Watch the First-Ever 360-Degree Video of a Spacewalk!
SPACE.com — 7:35 pm ET (2335 GMT)

Thrilled and Humbled: 2017 Physics Nobel Prize Winners Share Their Reactions
SPACE.com — 7:35 pm ET (2335 GMT)

US Launching Spy Satellite Early Thursday
SPACE.com — 7:35 pm ET (2335 GMT)

National Space Council Meets Thursday!
SPACE.com — 7:34 pm ET (2334 GMT)

'Alien Megastructure' Ruled Out for Some of Star's Weird Dimming
SPACE.com — 7:34 pm ET (2334 GMT)

Overlooked Ocean Worlds Fill the Outer Solar System
Scientific American — 7:33 pm ET (2333 GMT)

Sputnik 1: Celebrating 60 Years of Spaceflight
Sky & Telescope — 7:33 pm ET (2333 GMT)

Venus and Mars Kiss at Dawn
Sky & Telescope — 7:33 pm ET (2333 GMT)

German Cosmonaut Sigmund Jahn on Sputnik-1's Orbit: 'We Must Protect Our Planet'
Sputnik International — 7:30 pm ET (2330 GMT)

In the Beginning There Was Sputnik, Next Stop is Mars
Sputnik International — 7:30 pm ET (2330 GMT)

Weather a challenge for planned Thursday launch of Atlas V
Orlando Sentinel — 7:29 pm ET (2329 GMT)

NASA Provides Coverage for First Meeting of the National Space Council
NASA — 7:27 pm ET (2327 GMT)

Michigan Students to Speak with NASA Astronauts on Space Station
NASA — 7:27 pm ET (2327 GMT)