Blue Origin files protest in US Air Force’s launch vehicle competition
Defense News — 4:56 am ET (0856 GMT)

Vulcan Centaur Rocket on Schedule for First Flight in 2021
United Launch Alliance — 4:56 am ET (0856 GMT)

Blue Origin files protest in controversial rocket competition
Roll Call — 4:55 am ET (0855 GMT)

Blue Origin challenges Pentagon’s plan on satellite launches
Washington Post — 4:55 am ET (0855 GMT)

SpaceX Is Utilizing Uber’s Business Strategy to Bring Satellites to Space
New York Observer — 4:52 am ET (0852 GMT)

A Twenty-First-Century Sputnik Moment: China’s Mozi Satellite
Nippon.com — 4:52 am ET (0852 GMT)

A Photographer Made a Working Replica of NASA’s Moon Camera
Wired News — 4:51 am ET (0851 GMT)

SpaceX is staking its future on this one rocket [Starship] as it prepares for Mars
MarketWatch — 4:49 am ET (0849 GMT)

Students' rocket dreams grounded by Ryerson University
CBC — 4:46 am ET (0846 GMT)

Chandrayaan-2 to reach moon's orbit on 20 August: Isro
PTI — 4:44 am ET (0844 GMT)

Isro: Chandrayaan-2 will move towards moon early tomorrow
Hindustan Times — 4:43 am ET (0843 GMT)

ISRO gearing up to launch Cartosat 3
Deccan Chronicle — 4:43 am ET (0843 GMT)

Eugene Parker on first year of namesake NASA mission: ‘It’s pretty exciting stuff’
Univ. of Chicago — 4:41 am ET (0841 GMT)

Director’s deft touch helped NASA soar to new heights
Houston Chronicle — 4:39 am ET (0839 GMT)

Spirit Will Partner With NASA On Program To Land People On Mars
KMUW-FM Wichita, KS — 4:39 am ET (0839 GMT)

Parachute Troubles for ExoMars 2020, With Launch Less Than a Year Away
SpacePolicyOnline.com — 4:38 am ET (0838 GMT)

Canadian Space Agency Prepares for Busy Six Months of Industry Events
SpaceQ — 4:37 am ET (0837 GMT)

Europe and Russia’s mission to Mars runs into a speed bump after two failed parachute tests
The Verge — 4:37 am ET (0837 GMT)

The Perseid meteor shower peaks tonight, but the Moon is going to spoil the fun
The Verge — 4:37 am ET (0837 GMT)

Four rocket companies are competing for Air Force funding, and it is war
Ars Technica — 4:33 am ET (0833 GMT)

Blue Origin protests launch contract rules as it competes with SpaceX, ULA, Northrop Grumman
GeekWire — 4:32 am ET (0832 GMT)

'The Worst Coffee': Remembering Columbia's Return on STS-28, Thirty Years On (Part 2)
AmericaSpace — 4:30 am ET (0830 GMT)

Parker Solar Probe Marks 1st Year with 50% More Data than Expected from Flybys of Sun
AmericaSpace — 4:30 am ET (0830 GMT)

An unexpected companion
ESA — 4:30 am ET (0830 GMT)

Glitch in neutron star reveals its hidden secrets
Eurekalert — 4:27 am ET (0827 GMT)