NASA’s Artemis moon program is set for its first crewed mission, with a launch window opening on April 1. The space agency is revamping its plan for establishing a human presence on the moon by axing the Gateway orbiting station project and focusing on building a moon base instead. NASA aims to achieve this ambitious goal before the end of President Trump’s term, with plans for crewed moon landings every six months following the Artemis V mission in 2028. In other news, a comet 41P is observed reversing its spin, and stunning images of Saturn’s atmosphere are released by NASA, ESA, and CSA.
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