It already launched but here’s some clips:
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Nasa’s Voyager 2 probe ‘leaves the Solar System’ - BBC
The Voyager 2 probe, which left Earth in 1977, has become the second human-made object to leave our Solar System.
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We finally got a space agency HQ 
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Scott Manley discusses - Cosmonaut Performs Rocket Surgery, While Spacewalking, With a Knife.
Nasa’s InSight deploys ‘Marsquake’ instrument - BBC
The American space agency’s InSight mission to Mars has begun to deploy its instruments.
The lander’s robotic arm has just placed the bell-shaped seismometer package on the ground in front of it.
NASA/JPL
The seismometer sensors still need their wind cover.
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China Moon mission lands Chang’e-4 spacecraft on far side - BBC
China says it has successfully landed a robotic spacecraft on the far side of the Moon, the first ever such attempt and landing.
At 10:26 Beijing time (02:26 GMT), the un-crewed Chang’e-4 probe touched down in the South Pole-Aitken Basin, state media said.
It is carrying instruments to analyse the unexplored region’s geology, as well to conduct biological experiments.
Image copyright: EPA/CNSA
All pictures and data have to be bounced off a separate satellite
An image of the rover rolling off the lander
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A little late but still worth a watch, Scott Manley discussess Exploring Ultima Thule - An Ancient Tiny, Planetessimal On The Edge Of Our Solar System.
And…
OSIRIS REx, New Horizons & Chang’e 4 Make History
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Chang’e-4: Chinese rover now exploring Moon - BBC
A Chinese robotic rover has got its wheels dirty after rolling off its landing craft and onto the lunar soil.
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I See U
Chang’e-4: China Moon probes take snaps of each other - bbc
image: CLEP
An image of the rover taken with the lander’s terrain camera (TCAM)
image: CLEP
A picture of the lander taken by the rover’s panoramic camera (PCAM)
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Scott Manley talks about Chang’e 4 Lunar Landing In Detail.
Moon Cotton buds anyone?
China’s Moon mission sees first seeds sprout
image source: CLEP
Cotton sprouts seen close-up under a protective cover on board the Moon lander
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RIP 2019-2019: The first plant to grow on the Moon? Yeah, it’s dead already, Chinese admit - theregister
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Scott Manley tells us - Why Are Most Impact Craters Perfectly Circular? (Rather than Ovals)
Are you aware of the gravity of the situation on Mars? Why yes, say boffins: We rejigged Curiosity to measure it - theregsiter
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Surprise surprise, it was basically a scam
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Good job I didn’t sign up to that one then.
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Scott Manley talks about - NASA Stops Trying to Wake Mars Opportunity After It Remains Silent
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Back to the Moon. Just not yet though.
Scott tells us about NASA’s New Plans To Land Humans On The Moon In 10 Years.