After twin-astronaut tests, NASA readies new wave of studies on space health risks
GeekWire — 9:46 am ET (1446 GMT)

NASA wants speedy development of commercial lunar landers
SpaceFlight Insider — 9:45 am ET (1445 GMT)

NASA planning to buy 2 more seats aboard Russian Soyuz spacecraft
SpaceFlight Insider — 9:45 am ET (1445 GMT)

A nearby river of stars
Eurekalert — 9:27 am ET (1427 GMT)

Tidal Tails – The Beginning Of The End Of An Open Star Cluster
Univ. of Heidelberg — 9:27 am ET (1427 GMT)

First Evidence Discovered of a Gigantic Remnant Around an Exploding Star
San Diego State Univ. — 9:21 am ET (1421 GMT)

LIGO will be getting a quantum upgrade
Science News — 9:19 am ET (1419 GMT)

Opinion: Good Night Oppy, A Farewell To NASA's Mars Rover
NPR — 9:19 am ET (1419 GMT)

China's quantum communication satellite to extend working lifetime by two yrs: scientist
Xinhua — 9:18 am ET (1418 GMT)

Chang'e-4 landing site named "Statio Tianhe"
Xinhua — 9:17 am ET (1417 GMT)

NASA's lunar orbiter has its third, overhead look on China's Chang'e-4 probe
Xinhua — 9:17 am ET (1417 GMT)

Experimental British satellite tests harpoon in orbit
Spaceflight Now — 9:12 am ET (1412 GMT)

SpaceX files protest of NASA’s Lucy launch contract awarded to ULA
Spaceflight Now — 9:11 am ET (1411 GMT)

Air Force smallsat to fly on upcoming Falcon 9 launch
Space News — 9:07 am ET (1407 GMT)

NASA planning to purchase additional Soyuz seats
Space News — 9:07 am ET (1407 GMT)

This Is NASA's Plan to Land Astronauts on the Moon in 2028 with Commercial Vehicles
SPACE.com — 9:06 am ET (1406 GMT)

Scientists Hope They're Hot on the Heels of Universe's Missing Mass
SPACE.com — 9:06 am ET (1406 GMT)

China's Landing Site on the Far Side of the Moon Now Has a Name
SPACE.com — 9:06 am ET (1406 GMT)

A Solar Flare '10 Billion Times More Powerful' Than Earth's Sun Blasted Out of Orion's Sword
SPACE.com — 9:05 am ET (1405 GMT)

It's Time to go Back to the Moon, According to This Astronaut
SPACE.com — 9:04 am ET (1404 GMT)

Russia Mulls Offering US Upgraded Space Vehicle for Lunar Orbit Station Supplies
Sputnik International — 9:00 am ET (1400 GMT)

NASA mulls buying new rides to space from Russia amid programme delays
Reuters — 8:59 am ET (1359 GMT)

Florida Students to Speak with NASA Astronaut Aboard International Space Station
NASA — 8:59 am ET (1359 GMT)

Russian Soyuz spacecrafts can be useful for Moon exploration, says NASA
TASS — 8:51 am ET (1351 GMT)

Contact with Spektr-R satellite could be restored - Roscosmos
Interfax — 8:45 am ET (1345 GMT)