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Thursday, July 2

Rocket man: Martin Mikulas’ 65-year NASA career started during space race
Smithfield (VA) Times — 2:51 am ET (0651 GMT)

50 years on, will the Mars lander arm that opened the National Air and Space Museum please raise its hand?
collectSPACE — 2:47 am ET (0647 GMT)

In 1776, the solar system only had 6 planets. Now, it has 8. Does it end there?
SPACE.com — 2:28 am ET (0628 GMT)

Wednesday, July 1

America 250: How has telescope technology evolved since the dawn of the U.S.?
SPACE.com — 5:02 am ET (0902 GMT)

Tuesday, June 30

Asteroid Day & eight other key dates in asteroid history
ESA — 5:53 am ET (0953 GMT)

Sunday, June 28

SpaceCamp at 40: A wish-fulfillment fantasy brought down to earth by NASA's real-life disaster
SPACE.com — 7:41 am ET (1141 GMT)

Friday, June 26

Todd Halvorson, legendary space reporter, dies at 68
Florida Today — 5:45 am ET (0945 GMT)

Thursday, June 25

Cosmonaut Abdul Ahad Momand, first Afghan in space, dies at 67
collectSPACE — 5:47 am ET (0947 GMT)

Wednesday, June 24

Playing the Moon Game
NASA — 5:42 am ET (0942 GMT)

Tuesday, June 23

Launch monster: SpaceX has lofted more satellites than everyone else in history, combined
SPACE.com — 4:38 am ET (0838 GMT)

Friday, June 19

Obama Presidential Center opens with astronaut jacket on display
collectSPACE — 5:58 am ET (0958 GMT)

Thursday, June 18

Towers for California shuttle launches demolished for SpaceX rockets
collectSPACE — 4:41 am ET (0841 GMT)

Monday, June 15

How Jules Verne predicted the Artemis 2 mission to the moon almost 160 years ago
SPACE.com — 5:07 am ET (0907 GMT)

Wednesday, June 10

Remember Apollo 9? No? Have a Look at Artemis III.
New York Times — 6:38 am ET (1038 GMT)

Alan Hale (1958-2026)
Sky & Telescope — 6:25 am ET (1025 GMT)

Tuesday, June 9

SpaceX’s hold over orbit matches East India Company’s grip on maritime trade
Cambridge Univ. — 5:43 am ET (0943 GMT)

Saturday, June 6

First Steps: America’s Grueling Second Spacewalk
NASA — 6:35 am ET (1035 GMT)

Wednesday, June 3

Spying the Soviet space history in 'For All Mankind' spinoff 'Star City'
collectSPACE — 5:37 am ET (0937 GMT)

Monday, June 1

On its 40th anniversary, we reassess 1986’s SpaceCamp
Ars Technica — 1:10 am ET (0510 GMT)

Friday, May 29

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

Next set of articles

Pegasus launches Swift reboost mission
Posted: Sat, Jul 4 8:14 PM ET (0014 GMT)

NASA IG cites overconfidence and unrealistic schedules for Starliner woes
Posted: Sat, Jul 4 8:11 PM ET (0011 GMT)

Atlas 5 launches Amazon Leo satellites
Posted: Sat, Jul 4 8:09 PM ET (0009 GMT)

Sunday, July 5

“We’re supplying satellite substrates to SpaceX”... A Korean company has finally found a new growth engine
Maeil Business Newspaper — 9:21 am ET (1321 GMT)

Scientist who cleaned space toilet on work experience now leading Mars exploration teams
BBC — 9:18 am ET (1318 GMT)

Hayabusa2 flies past asteroid as Japan aims to acquire data for planetary defense
Japan Times — 9:16 am ET (1316 GMT)

Japan’s Hayabusa2 Probe Flies by Torifune Asteroid, in Step Forward for Planetary Defense Technology
Yomiuri Shimbun — 9:15 am ET (1315 GMT)

Japan's Hayabusa2 Successfully Observes Asteroid Torifune
Jiji Press — 9:14 am ET (1314 GMT)

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