NASA Targets Saturn Moon, Comet For Upcoming Mission
Forbes.com — 6:46 am ET (1146 GMT)

Look at all the incredible stuff Nasa did in 2017
Press Association — 6:45 am ET (1145 GMT)

NASA plans a launch to Titan or a return to comet 67P in 2025
New Scientist — 6:42 am ET (1142 GMT)

Elon Musk shows off SpaceX’s almost fully-assembled Falcon Heavy rocket
The Verge — 6:41 am ET (1141 GMT)

NASA picks two finalists for upcoming space missions: a trip to a comet and one to Saturn's moon Titan
The Verge — 6:41 am ET (1141 GMT)

Intelsat Appoints Satellite Executive Samer Halawi Chief Commercial Officer
Intelsat — 6:40 am ET (1140 GMT)

Interstellar visitor might be a comet covered in carbonaceous crud
Ars Technica — 6:38 am ET (1138 GMT)

New photos show SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket in all its glory
Mashable — 6:37 am ET (1137 GMT)

NASA has to pick between a mission to Titan and a mission to a comet
Mashable — 6:37 am ET (1137 GMT)

Elon Musk lifts the veil on SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket being readied for its debut
GeekWire — 6:36 am ET (1136 GMT)

NASA picks a drone for Titan and a return to a comet as prospects for future probes
GeekWire — 6:35 am ET (1135 GMT)

Every day is moving day for Blue Origin’s new rocket facilities in Florida
GeekWire — 6:33 am ET (1133 GMT)

SpaceX Unveils Falcon Heavy Rocket for Early 2018 Launch Debut
AmericaSpace — 6:30 am ET (1130 GMT)

As New Horizons Speeds Toward Next Target, New Data Suggests 2014 MU69 May Have a Moon
AmericaSpace — 6:30 am ET (1130 GMT)

Northrop-Orbital: A Sound Merger In Law And Policy
Breaking Defense — 6:27 am ET (1127 GMT)

‘Cosmic lantern’ could help us further understand the fate of the Universe
Univ. of Portsmouth — 6:24 am ET (1124 GMT)

Giant Bubbles on Red Giant Star’s Surface
ESO — 6:23 am ET (1123 GMT)

Neutron-star merger creates new cosmic mysteries
Univ. of Sydney — 6:22 am ET (1122 GMT)

Radio Observations Point to Likely Explanation for Neutron-Star Merger Phenomena
NRAO — 6:21 am ET (1121 GMT)

Powerful New Tool for Looking for Life Beyond Earth
The Optical Society — 6:20 am ET (1120 GMT)

Mars: Not as dry as it seems
Univ. of Oxford — 6:20 am ET (1120 GMT)

NASA’s next stop will be Titan or a comet
Science News — 12:12 am ET (0512 GMT)

Neutron star collision: what happened next
Cosmos Magazine — 12:11 am ET (0511 GMT)

Wet Mars “doomed from the start”
Cosmos Magazine — 12:11 am ET (0511 GMT)

China-Brazil satellite scheduled for launch in 2019
Xinhua — 12:10 am ET (0510 GMT)