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Tuesday, August 25
Pluto losing its planet status may be the best thing that ever happened to solar system diversity
SPACE.com — 5:57 am ET (0957 GMT)
Is the Perseid meteor shower going to get even more spectacular? Jupiter could send more 'shooting stars' towards Earth in 2028
SPACE.com — 5:55 am ET (0955 GMT)
Why do we care so much that Pluto isn't a planet?
SPACE.com — 5:55 am ET (0955 GMT)
Sorry, Pluto’s still not a planet
Scientific American — 5:53 am ET (0953 GMT)

Saturday, August 22
Asteroid impact shaped the appearance of Mars’ moon Deimos
Univ. of Bern — 3:07 pm ET (1907 GMT)
U of A begins building moon-bound EMILIA-3D to study lunar terrain
Univ. of Arizona — 2:40 pm ET (1840 GMT)
Mars Attacks: How Much Dust From the Red Planet Is Safe to Breathe?
Rutgers Univ. — 1:14 pm ET (1714 GMT)
NASA’s nuclear Dragonfly copter to search for signs of life on Titan: 'A lot's riding on it'
Los Angeles Times — 6:28 am ET (1028 GMT)

Friday, August 21
The Apophis encounter in 2029: A rare opportunity for planetary science and defense
Eurekalert — 6:19 am ET (1019 GMT)
Can Earthly Microbes Survive on the Moon? Scientists Say Yes (in the Shade)
Univ. of Maryland — 6:17 am ET (1017 GMT)
China’s Chang’e-7 lunar ice-hunting mission set for Sunday launch
Space News — 6:06 am ET (1006 GMT)
Mars Express orbiter captures detailed new video of the crater where Mark Watney was stranded in 'The Martian'
SPACE.com — 5:59 am ET (0959 GMT)
Microbes from Earth may survive on the moon, scientists find
SPACE.com — 5:56 am ET (0956 GMT)
China's Chang'e 7 moon probe will launch this weekend on the most ambitious lunar mission in history
SPACE.com — 5:55 am ET (0955 GMT)
China’s Chang’e 7 moonshot will seek water ice at the lunar south pole
Scientific American — 5:53 am ET (0953 GMT)
China hunts for lunar ice in one of solar system's coldest places
Reuters — 5:49 am ET (0949 GMT)

Thursday, August 20
Out-of-control SpaceX rocket carved a 60-foot crater into the moon, NASA images reveal
LiveScience — 6:49 am ET (1049 GMT)
NASA shares first images of SpaceX moon crash site
Popular Science — 6:46 am ET (1046 GMT)
Before-and-after images show where SpaceX rocket crashed into the moon
Washington Post — 6:31 am ET (1031 GMT)
They've done it. NASA's lunar probe has photographed the crater caused by a SpaceX rocket smashing into the Moon
BBC — 6:27 am ET (1027 GMT)

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news in brief
White House releases new space transportation policy
Posted: Sat, Aug 22 7:56 AM ET (1156 GMT)

Rocket Lab launches Japanese SAR satellite
Posted: Sat, Aug 22 7:53 AM ET (1153 GMT)

NASA and Katalyst Space call off Swift reboost attempt
Posted: Sat, Aug 22 7:50 AM ET (1150 GMT)

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Wednesday, August 26
Russia’s Starlink Rival “Rassvet” Is Falling—One Satellite Gone, Two More May Be Next
United24 Media — 7:13 am ET (1113 GMT)
Zelenskyy Gives Musk State Honor as Ukraine Lobbies for Starlink
Bloomberg News — 7:12 am ET (1112 GMT)
Genie Space Edge Processor Achieves Space Heritage with Successful U.S. Space Force Mission
PR Newswire — 7:11 am ET (1111 GMT)
China and Russia are nipping at America’s heels in the new space race
Washington Post — 7:11 am ET (1111 GMT)
6,500 Earth Observation Satellites Will Be Launched by 2035 as Next Defense Frontier
Military.com — 7:11 am ET (1111 GMT)
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