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Bureau: Tokyo
Artemis II is confirmed for April 1 -- four astronauts, a lunar flyby, and the first crewed journey beyond low Earth orbit since 1972, launched by a government that cannot fund DHS or end its own war.
Scientists created a carbon material that releases captured CO2 at under 60 degrees Celsius, potentially slashing the energy cost that makes carbon capture uneconomical.
NASA published the full 49-hour countdown sequence for Artemis II, targeting an April 1 launch that would send humans around the Moon for the first time since 1972.