South Korean rocket puts satellites in orbit for the first time in second flight
Space News — 4:49 am ET (0849 GMT)

Sierra Space signs agreement for Dream Chaser landings at Spaceport America
Space News — 4:49 am ET (0849 GMT)

NASA, SpaceX to test satellite crash-prevention strategies
Space News — 4:48 am ET (0848 GMT)

Through Starling, NASA will test complex swarm operations
Space News — 4:48 am ET (0848 GMT)

House Appropriations Committee warns of cost pressures in Space Force programs
Space News — 4:46 am ET (0846 GMT)

SpaceX warns 5G plan would deny Starlink to most Americans
Space News — 4:46 am ET (0846 GMT)

SmallSat Alliance unveils Collegiate Space Competition
Space News — 4:45 am ET (0845 GMT)

Hubble Space Telescope 'sea of sequins' image shows off a star cluster
SPACE.com — 4:44 am ET (0844 GMT)

NASA's DART asteroid-impact probe spots the bright star Vega
SPACE.com — 4:44 am ET (0844 GMT)

Kitt Peak telescopes remain standing after Arizona wildfire claims at least 4 buildings on site
SPACE.com — 4:42 am ET (0842 GMT)

World's largest liquid mirror telescope ready to observe
SPACE.com — 4:42 am ET (0842 GMT)

The moon will swing by Mars early Wednesday morning as it continues its planetary tour
SPACE.com — 4:42 am ET (0842 GMT)

SpaceX and OneWeb tell FCC their broadband megaconstellations can coexist
SPACE.com — 4:41 am ET (0841 GMT)

South Korea's homegrown Nuri rocket puts satellites in orbit for 1st time
SPACE.com — 4:40 am ET (0840 GMT)

Solar System Gets its Ducks in a Row
Sky & Telescope — 4:39 am ET (0839 GMT)

Burning space rocket debris lights up Iberian skies
Reuters — 4:34 am ET (0834 GMT)

Artemis I test falls shy, but NASA could push for moon launch if ‘pieces to the puzzle’ fit
Orlando Sentinel — 4:33 am ET (0833 GMT)

NASA’s InSight Gets a Few Extra Weeks of Mars Science
NASA/JPL — 4:32 am ET (0832 GMT)

Keith Gendreau: Keeping an Open Mind About Zombie Stars
NASA — 4:30 am ET (0830 GMT)

NASA Announces Artemis Concept Awards for Nuclear Power on Moon
NASA — 4:29 am ET (0829 GMT)

US can launch only two Cygnus spaceships with remaining Russian engines — Rogozin
TASS — 4:27 am ET (0827 GMT)

Duration of stay on Russian prospective orbital station limited to about 3 years — expert
TASS — 4:26 am ET (0826 GMT)

Roscosmos boosts its engine production — head
TASS — 4:26 am ET (0826 GMT)

NASA finally fuels moon rocket, but first launch remains a question
Washington Post — 4:24 am ET (0824 GMT)

NASA Tweaking JWST Mirror To Mitigate Micrometeorite Impact
Aviation Week — 4:22 am ET (0822 GMT)