China Promises the Moon
IEEE Spectrum — 5:30 am ET (1030 GMT)

Both finalists for NASA's next exploration mission have UA ties
Arizona Daily Star — 5:28 am ET (1028 GMT)

American Girl debuts NASA-advised aspiring astronaut doll
collectSPACE — 5:27 am ET (1027 GMT)

Newly Discovered Solar System Matches Our Own
Voice of America — 5:27 am ET (1027 GMT)

NASA rated top government agency in federal worker survey
Washington Times — 5:27 am ET (1027 GMT)

Time Running Out to Win Google Lunar X Prize
Parabolic Arc — 5:23 am ET (1023 GMT)

Pluto and Beyond: New Horizons' Next Kuiper Belt Rendezvous Only One Year Away
AmericaSpace — 5:21 am ET (1021 GMT)

Supermassive black holes control star formation in large galaxies
Univ. of California Santa Cruz — 5:20 am ET (1020 GMT)

Year In Review 2017 (Part 4): One year to New Horizons’ flyby of MU69
NasaSpaceFlight.com — 5:15 am ET (1015 GMT)

If We Can Put a Man on the Moon, Why Can’t We Put a Man on the Moon?
Wall Street Journal — 5:13 am ET (1013 GMT)

Looking Ahead: Space Missions for 2018
Sky & Telescope — 5:10 am ET (1010 GMT)

A tiny island, created by a 2014 volcanic eruption, may provide clues to Mars’s past
Washington Post — 4:58 am ET (0958 GMT)

SpaceX leases Cape Canaveral home for Crew Dragon
Florida Today — 4:56 am ET (0956 GMT)

Weather excellent for SpaceX Zuma launch from Cape Canaveral
Florida Today — 4:55 am ET (0955 GMT)

China Plans Giant Constellations of Tiny Satellites
Aviation Week — 4:53 am ET (0953 GMT)

Resourcesat -2A Completes One Year in Space
ISRO — 10:20 am ET (1520 GMT)

Investments in space pay off: A little more money for NASA could launch new industries
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — 10:05 am ET (1505 GMT)

Moon shot: lunar mining
Geographical — 10:04 am ET (1504 GMT)

Space 2018: Missions and launches to look for in the new year
UPI — 9:54 am ET (1454 GMT)

Billions Of Exoplanets? Count On It, Say Space Scientists
Forbes.com — 9:53 am ET (1453 GMT)

Andy Weir's 'Artemis' Conjures A Bizarre Lunar Future
Forbes.com — 9:53 am ET (1453 GMT)

One Year Out, NASA Spacecraft Aims for Kuiper Belt Object
KNAU Flagstaff, AZ — 9:51 am ET (1451 GMT)

Lindy Elkins-Tanton to Lead NASA Mission to Psyche Asteroid
Teen Vogue — 9:51 am ET (1451 GMT)

A Chinese space station is falling to Earth next year — but it’s the last thing to worry about
The Verge — 9:50 am ET (1450 GMT)

'Not Of Earthly Pace': Celebrating the New Year in Space
AmericaSpace — 9:43 am ET (1443 GMT)