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Friday, May 29
The Moon Bases of Yesteryear
Nautilus — 3:24 am ET (0724 GMT)

Saturday, May 23
John Fabian, NASA astronaut who was first to catch a satellite, dies
collectSPACE — 6:48 am ET (1048 GMT)
Smithsonian panels on why, what, how of space station preservation
collectSPACE — 6:47 am ET (1047 GMT)
An ancient solar storm left clues in tree rings and a famous poet's diary: 'Red lights in the northern sky'
SPACE.com — 6:16 am ET (1016 GMT)
Stephen Hawking’s father worried his son ‘does not study much’, diaries reveal
The Guardian — 5:56 am ET (0956 GMT)

Thursday, May 21
'Astronaut wanted. No experience necessary' - the surprising story behind the first British person in space
BBC — 5:05 am ET (0905 GMT)

Tuesday, May 19
These Apollo 'UFO' images have been public for decades. So why are people talking about them now?
SPACE.com — 4:01 am ET (0801 GMT)

Monday, May 18
Two NASA astronauts inducted into U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
Florida Today — 6:20 am ET (1020 GMT)

Sunday, May 17
Veteran NASA Astronauts Tom Akers and Joe Tanner Inducted Into U. S. Astronaut Hall of Fame at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex — 9:11 am ET (1311 GMT)
They fixed Hubble telescope: Pair of shuttle-era astronauts enter U.S. hall of fame
Orlando Sentinel — 7:55 am ET (1155 GMT)

Wednesday, May 13
NASA’s Apollo moon missions relied on this computer scientist and differential equations
Scientific American — 5:24 am ET (0924 GMT)
NASA astronauts who flew 4 shuttle missions to be inducted into Hall of Fame
Florida Today — 5:13 am ET (0913 GMT)

Tuesday, May 12
No, Those ‘New’ Apollo UAP Photos Don’t Show Evidence of Aliens
PetaPixel — 5:59 am ET (0959 GMT)
Bill Posey, longtime congressman for the Space Coast, dies
Orlando Sentinel — 5:34 am ET (0934 GMT)

Monday, May 11
Does Dante's Inferno from the 14th century depict an asteroid impact?
SPACE.com — 6:29 am ET (1029 GMT)
The mangled remains of probes sent to Venus may still be there
Scientific American — 6:27 am ET (1027 GMT)

Sunday, May 10
The mangled remains of probes sent to Venus may still be there
Scientific American — 7:07 am ET (1107 GMT)

Friday, May 8
Richard Farrimond, Army officer seconded to Nasa to work on military communication satellites
The Daily Telegraph — 6:07 am ET (1007 GMT)

Tuesday, May 5
A look at the life and legacy of Ohio astronaut, U.S. Sen. John Glenn
Columbus Dispatch — 5:49 am ET (0949 GMT)
LAGEOS: An Earth Science Mission Built for Enduring Precision
NASA — 5:11 am ET (0911 GMT)

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news in brief
SpaceX launches first Starship V3
Posted: Sat, May 23 8:37 AM ET (1237 GMT)

SpaceX files to go public
Posted: Sat, May 23 8:19 AM ET (1219 GMT)

Rocket Lab launches Synspective satellite
Posted: Sat, May 23 8:16 AM ET (1216 GMT)

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Friday, May 29
Firefly Aerospace Announces Pricing of Public Offering of Common Stock
Firefly Aerospace — 3:56 am ET (0756 GMT)
Boots on the moon: Report urges Space Force deployment to counter China
Washington Times — 3:53 am ET (0753 GMT)
Draft NDAA would dissolve Space Development Agency, Rapid Capabilities Office
Defensescoop — 3:53 am ET (0753 GMT)
SDA Being Absorbed Into Space Force’s New PAE Plan
Aviation Week — 3:52 am ET (0752 GMT)
Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explodes on launch pad in Florida
CBS — 3:51 am ET (0751 GMT)
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