New Sentinel satellite tracks dirty air
BBC — 9:54 am ET (1454 GMT)

NASA scientists star in new Alabama video series
Huntsville Times — 7:58 pm ET (0058 GMT)

Metal asteroid Psyche is all set for an early visit from NASA
The Conversation — 7:58 pm ET (0058 GMT)

NASA’s Webb Telescope Emerges from Chamber A
NASA/GSFC — 7:53 pm ET (0053 GMT)

An Orbital Dance May Help Preserve Oceans on Icy Worlds
NASA/GSFC — 7:53 pm ET (0053 GMT)

Voyager 1 Gets Help from Thrusters Dormant for 37 Years
SpacePolicyOnline.com — 7:49 pm ET (0049 GMT)

Jeffrey DeWit Nominated as NASA CFO
SpacePolicyOnline.com — 7:49 pm ET (0049 GMT)

Nano-satellite builder GomSpace moving beyond narrowband to Ka-band broadband market
Space Intel Report — 7:48 pm ET (0048 GMT)

NASA has never gone this long without a formal administrator
Ars Technica — 7:47 pm ET (0047 GMT)

After 37 years, Voyager 1 has fired up its trajectory thrusters
Ars Technica — 7:46 pm ET (0046 GMT)

Jupiter has the blues, just like the rest of us
Mashable — 7:46 pm ET (0046 GMT)

5 Times We Thought We Found Aliens But Didn't
Mashable — 7:46 pm ET (0046 GMT)

UK-built satellite shines first light on air pollution
UK Space Agency — 7:45 pm ET (0045 GMT)

NASA turns to Voyager’s dormant thrusters for first time in 37 years – and they work!
GeekWire — 7:45 pm ET (0045 GMT)

Sentinel-5P brings air pollution into focus
ESA — 7:44 pm ET (0044 GMT)

Model of galaxy and star cluster formation is rectified
Eurekalert — 7:42 pm ET (0042 GMT)

Study sheds light on turbulence in astrophysical plasmas
MIT — 7:42 pm ET (0042 GMT)

Collision illuminates the mysterious makeup of neutron stars
Science News — 7:41 pm ET (0041 GMT)

We still don’t know where the first interstellar asteroid came from
Science News — 7:41 pm ET (0041 GMT)

Planet Money Goes To Space
NPR — 7:38 pm ET (0038 GMT)

Exoplanet Has Smothering Stratosphere Without Water
NASA/JPL — 7:38 pm ET (0038 GMT)

The Voyagers in Popular Culture
NASA/JPL — 7:38 pm ET (0038 GMT)

Voyager 1 Fires Up Thrusters After 37 Years
NASA/JPL — 7:37 pm ET (0037 GMT)

Life evidence may be hidden on candidate planets
NasaSpaceFlight.com — 7:36 pm ET (0036 GMT)

SLC-40 comes back to life with CRS-13 static fire campaign
NasaSpaceFlight.com — 7:36 pm ET (0036 GMT)