Hubble’s Hardware Woes and the Painful Era of Aging Spacecraft
The Atlantic — 10:15 am ET (1415 GMT)

NASA plans ‘on schedule’ Soyuz launch despite failure of Russian rocket
TechCrunch — 10:15 am ET (1415 GMT)

12 astronauts walked on the moon; NASA plans a return trip
Orange County Register — 10:13 am ET (1413 GMT)

Richard Branson suspends Saudi Arabia’s investment in space ventures over missing journalist
The Verge — 10:10 am ET (1410 GMT)

Chandra X-ray telescope experiences a glitch; Hubble troubleshooting continues
GeekWire — 10:10 am ET (1410 GMT)

Search for ET: look harder, NASA told
Cosmos Magazine — 9:58 am ET (1358 GMT)

China to launch first satellite for space-based gravitational wave detection next year
Xinhua — 9:57 am ET (1357 GMT)

Military-Communications Firms Harris, L3 Near Deal to Combine
Wall Street Journal — 9:52 am ET (1352 GMT)

Exos Aerospace’s SARGE rocket to serve as a platform for a reusable small satellite launcher
NasaSpaceFlight.com — 9:51 am ET (1351 GMT)

We Have Liftoff: Top Places to Watch U.S. Rocket Launches
Afar — 9:49 am ET (1349 GMT)

NASA Is Cooler Than Ryan Gosling
New York Times — 9:45 am ET (1345 GMT)

Neil Armstrong Walked on the Moon Nearly 50 Years Ago. Do You Remember That Day?
New York Times — 9:41 am ET (1341 GMT)

Soyuz failure probe narrows focus on collision at booster separation
Spaceflight Now — 9:41 am ET (1341 GMT)

Own one of Neil Armstrong's flight suits. Starting bid: $10,000
CBS — 9:39 am ET (1339 GMT)

Sculpture that unravels in space could become most widely viewed artwork of all time
CBS — 9:39 am ET (1339 GMT)

Virgin Galactic preparing for next phase of SpaceShipTwo test flight program
Space News — 9:37 am ET (1337 GMT)

Soyuz failure to affect ISS utilization
Space News — 9:37 am ET (1337 GMT)

Suiting Up for 'First Man': Ryan Gosling Digs His Authentic NASA Spacesuits
SPACE.com — 9:33 am ET (1333 GMT)

Eyewitness Observer of Dramatic Soyuz Launch Abort Describes What He Saw
SPACE.com — 9:33 am ET (1333 GMT)

Russia may resume manned space flights on November 28: Interfax
Reuters — 9:27 am ET (1327 GMT)

International Space Station crew has enough supplies for at least six months: Russian official
Reuters — 9:26 am ET (1326 GMT)

'First Man' writer tells what Neil Armstrong was like in real life
NBCNews.com — 9:21 am ET (1321 GMT)

Russia puts off military satellite launch over Soyuz booster incident
TASS — 9:19 am ET (1319 GMT)

Cosmonaut Ovchinin to continue work in Star City after Soyuz-FG failure - source
TASS — 9:19 am ET (1319 GMT)

Commission probing into causes of Soyuz-FG failure to hold next meeting on Monday
TASS — 9:18 am ET (1318 GMT)