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First, 4 selected news stories from today.
First, 4 selected news stories from today.
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updated: 4/13, 2:56 AM9hours agoToday’s highlights
Artemis II astronauts share moon joy during lunar flyby
During a historic lunar flyby, Artemis II astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft Integrity photographed and described features on the Moon's far side and observed an Earthset and a total solar eclipse.
5hours agoClose to daily life
Justin Bieber’s Coachella set showed a personal side critics may have missed
At his Coachella debut, Justin Bieber performed a roughly 90-minute, largely stripped-back set that mixed songs from SWAG and SWAG II with archival YouTube videos and occasional acoustic moments; he is scheduled to headline again on April 18.
11hours agoMoving forward
Making Canadian history: Jeremy Hansen prepares to fly on Artemis 2.
Jeremy Hansen will be the first Canadian to travel around the moon as a member of the Artemis 2 crew, and the mission could launch as soon as April 1.
7hours agoQuiet issues
Artemis II could be NASA's make-or-break moon shot
NASA is preparing Artemis II to launch with four astronauts aboard Orion after years of delays and billions in development costs.
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- Artemis follow-up mission is 'right around the corner' after Artemis II splashdownScience & EarthFox News6hours ago
- Teachers receive large pay raise as LAUSD reaches tentative agreement to avert strikeBusinessNew York Post8hours ago
- Athlete with Parkinson's set to co-captain team cycling most of Route 66HealthCBS News11hours ago
- GSK says Mo-rez could have blockbuster potentialBusinessYahoo! Finance12hours ago
- Artemis II shares final image of Earth before planned communications blackoutScience & EarthMen's Journal16hours ago
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