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Artemis II Poised for Historic Crewed Moon Flyby Launch on April 1 After Decades-Long Wait

NASA's Artemis II mission stands ready to make history Wednesday evening as the first crewed flight to the vicinity of the Moon in more than 50 years, with four astronauts scheduled to lift off atop the powerful Space Launch System rocket for a daring 10-day journey that will test systems for future lunar landings and eventual human missions to Mars.
The aurora borealis is seen over campers in the snow in Chugach mountain range, outside the town of Valdez, east of Anchorage, Alaska, April 21, 2012.

Northern Lights 2026: 10 Most Famous Places to Chase the Aurora in Peak Solar Year

Tromso sits deep inside the auroral oval, making it one of the world's most accessible and reliable spots for viewing the northern lights in 2026. Located 217 miles north of the Arctic Circle, the Norwegian city offers frequent displays from September through April, with peak activity expected during the lingering effects of the solar maximum.
NASA Targets April 1 Launch for Artemis II, First Crewed

NASA Targets April 1 Launch for Artemis II, First Crewed Moon Mission in Over 50 Years

NASA is aiming for an April 1 liftoff of the Artemis II mission, setting the stage for the first crewed voyage around the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972. Agency officials announced the target date following a successful Flight Readiness Review on March 12, 2026, declaring the program "on track" for the historic 10-day test flight.
NASA Planetary Defense Expert Warns of 15,000 Undetected 'City-Killer' Asteroids

NASA Planetary Defense Expert Warns of 15,000 Undetected 'City-Killer' Asteroids

A senior NASA planetary defense official warned that humanity remains vulnerable to thousands of undetected near-Earth asteroids capable of devastating entire cities, emphasizing that current detection efforts have cataloged only about 40% of potentially hazardous objects in the 140-meter (460-foot) size range and that no ready-to-deploy deflection system exists for an imminent threat.
Bonobos

(VIDEO) Bonobos Show Human-Like Pretend Play – Study Reveals

Bonobos, humanity's playful and peace-loving closest living relatives, are capable of genuine pretend play — the first time this sophisticated cognitive behavior has been reliably documented in a non-human great ape species outside of humans and, to a lesser degree, orangutans.

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