
During a live Artemis 2 communication, the crew floated a heartfelt proposal to name a newly‑discovered lunar crater after commander Reid Wiseman’s late wife, Carroll, and to christen a second feature "Integrity" in honor of the Orion spacecraft. The suggestion was made informally to mission control and has not yet received official approval. If adopted, the names would join a growing list of personal tributes on the Moon’s surface, underscoring the human dimension of NASA’s return to deep space.

The Artemis II crew has put forward a personal tribute by proposing to name a small, bright feature on the Moon “Carroll.” The suggestion emerges from the mission’s close‑knit astronaut family, who wish to honor Carol—Reed’s spouse and mother of Katie...

NASA’s Artemis 2 mission officially eclipsed the Apollo 13 distance record, sending the Orion crew farther from Earth than any humans have been since the 1970‑year‑old benchmark of 248,655 statute miles. The flight reached beyond 250,000 miles, surpassing the three‑astronaut Apollo 13 team of...

Artemis II marks NASA’s first crewed flight of the Artemis program, sending four astronauts—three Americans and one Canadian—on a lunar flyby before returning to Earth. The mission will orbit the Moon, replicating a deep‑space trajectory similar to Apollo. It focuses on...

The video highlights astronaut Jenni Gibbons’s pivotal role in NASA’s Artemis II lunar flyby, emphasizing her close work with the mission’s science console and the broader scientific support team. Gibbons describes how she, alongside geologist Kelsey Young and other specialists, has...

The video explores the concept of harvesting Jupiter’s upper atmosphere as a massive source of fusion fuel, focusing on the abundant isotopes deuterium and helium‑3 that could underpin a future fusion‑powered economy. It outlines how giant, fusion‑propelled scoop ships could...

NASA’s Artemis II mission is now more than two‑thirds of the way to the Moon, with the Orion crew capsule orbiting roughly 200,000 miles from Earth. The crew is slated for a historic lunar flyby on April 6, marking the first human close...

The video provides a Flight Day 5 update on Artemis II, now three days, two hours and 38 minutes into its translunar trajectory and having crossed the two‑thirds point toward the Moon. Former Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke appears on‑camera, drawing a symbolic...

Lufthansa marks its 100‑year anniversary with two commemorative flights on Easter Monday, recreating the inaugural 1926 services from Berlin to Zurich and Berlin to Cologne. The airline will operate a Boeing 787‑9 (registration D‑ABPU) as LH1 1926 and an Airbus A350‑900 as...

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claims it shot down a U.S. F‑15 fighter jet and may have captured the pilot, sparking fears of a rapid escalation. The United States Air Force and Central Command have not confirmed the reports, and the evidence...

NASA’s Artemis II mission entered its fourth day as the Orion spacecraft continued its deep‑space trek toward the Moon. The crew—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen—spent the day finalizing procedures for the upcoming lunar flyby scheduled for Monday,...

The video reports that the United States successfully rescued the second crew member of an F‑15 shot down by Iran, completing a covert joint operation between the U.S. military and the CIA. The operation, carried out overnight, extracted the airman...

United Airlines announced it will retire its remaining Boeing 757 fleet, targeting the phase‑out of 40 aircraft by April 2028 as part of an aggressive fleet‑renewal program. The carrier plans to take delivery of more than 250 new airplanes by 2028,...

Washington announced the rescue of the second pilot from the U.S. fighter jet shot down near Yasuj, Iran, while Iranian state media confirmed a rescue operation but offered no details on the pilot. Social media posts at 3:00 a.m. local time showed...

President Donald Trump hailed a high‑risk rescue of a downed F‑15E Strike Eagle crew deep inside Iranian territory as one of the most daring U.S. operations ever. Dozens of aircraft, including fighter escorts and electronic‑warfare platforms, coordinated a swift extraction...