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NASA’s 98-metre Space Launch System was moved into position at Kennedy Space Center on Jan. 17 as technicians prepare tests ahead of a possible Feb. 6 Artemis II launch; the mission will carry four astronauts on a roughly 10-day trip around the moon.
At the Genkidamatsuri event, a new anime titled Dragon Ball Super: Beerus was announced for Fall 2026; it will remake parts of Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods and the first arc of Dragon Ball Super.
Hanwha Oceans signed a memorandum of understanding with Algoma Steel pledging $275 million to help establish a structural steel beam mill, and the company said the agreement is worth about $345 million. The commitments are reported as conditional on Hanwha winning a federal contract to supply up to 12 submarines.
Neil Young announced a one-year offer of free online access to his full music catalogue for people in Greenland, posted on his NYA Times-Contrarian site; the offer requires a cellphone with a Greenland country code and was framed as a response to reported U.S. interest in the territory.