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Wednesday, March 24
Twenty years after deorbit, Mir’s legacy lives on in today’s space projects
NasaSpaceFlight.com — 5:21 am ET (0921 GMT)
Russia's next space station-bound Soyuz named for first cosmonaut
collectSPACE — 5:01 am ET (0901 GMT)
20 trailblazing women in astronomy and astrophysics
SPACE.com — 4:58 am ET (0858 GMT)
Glynn Lunney, NASA flight director who helped save Apollo 13 mission, dies at 84
Washington Post — 4:41 am ET (0841 GMT)

Tuesday, March 23
Glynn Lunney, NASA flight director, dies at 84
Houston Chronicle — 6:02 am ET (1002 GMT)
Test pilot Brian Binnie recounts his historic flight on SpaceShipOne and the future of private space travel in new book
SPACE.com — 5:33 am ET (0933 GMT)

Sunday, March 21
Glynn Lunney, NASA Flight Director With A Key Role In Saving Apollo 13, Dies At 84
NPR — 8:31 am ET (1231 GMT)
Famed NASA Flight Director Who Oversaw Apollo Moon Landing Dies
Spectrum News — 8:30 am ET (1230 GMT)

Saturday, March 20
Glynn Lunney, NASA flight director who played key role in Apollo 13, has died at age 84
CBS — 7:54 am ET (1154 GMT)
Glynn Lunney, flight director who led from 'trench' to the moon, dies
collectSPACE — 7:44 am ET (1144 GMT)
Skylab: The myth of the mutiny in space
BBC — 7:18 am ET (1118 GMT)

Thursday, March 18
From Sputnik to Elon Musk: How the Space Race Took Shape
Barron's — 6:26 am ET (1026 GMT)
One of NASA's 'Hidden Figures' is from Monroe
WCNC-TV Charlotte — 6:01 am ET (1001 GMT)
'Serious Problems Here': Remembering Gemini VIII, OTD in 1966 (Part 2)
AmericaSpace — 5:51 am ET (0951 GMT)
Elon Musk's SpaceX may have been one explosion away from going bust
New Scientist — 5:12 am ET (0912 GMT)

Wednesday, March 17
'Really a Smoothie': Remembering Gemini VIII, OTD in 1966 (Part 1)
AmericaSpace — 5:55 am ET (0955 GMT)
Russian space agency publishes declassified materials on dogs’ orbital flight
TASS — 5:23 am ET (0923 GMT)

Tuesday, March 16
Russia's Soyuz-2 sports new look inspired by Yuri Gagarin's rocket
collectSPACE — 4:56 am ET (0856 GMT)

Saturday, March 13
'Out on Parole': Remembering STS-29, OTD in 1989
AmericaSpace — 7:49 am ET (1249 GMT)

Friday, March 12
Experts recreate a mechanical Cosmos for the world’s first computer
University College London — 5:21 am ET (1021 GMT)

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news in brief
Three European countries join Artemis Accords
Posted: Sun, Apr 21 9:05 AM ET (1305 GMT)

SpaceX launches Starlink satellites on back-to-back launches
Posted: Sun, Apr 21 9:02 AM ET (1302 GMT)

Iceye raises $93 million
Posted: Sat, Apr 20 10:28 AM ET (1428 GMT)

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Friday, April 26
Tuberville: ‘If President Trump is elected,’ Space Command jobs will come to Huntsville
Huntsville Times — 6:53 am ET (1053 GMT)
Gravitics to develop ‘tactically responsive’ orbital platforms for the Space Force
TechCrunch — 6:52 am ET (1052 GMT)
SPACECOM Boss Warns China Is Moving ‘Breathtakingly Fast’ During Pacific Visit
Air and Space Forces Magazine — 6:52 am ET (1052 GMT)
China to launch 3 lunar probe missions within next 4 yrs; ILRS to complete basic form before 2035: chief designer of lunar exploration projects
People's Daily — 6:49 am ET (1049 GMT)
China's lunar missions exciting time for space exploration
China Daily — 6:48 am ET (1048 GMT)
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