Artemis II lunar flyby: how and when to watch
NASA's Artemis II will perform a crewed lunar flyby on April 6, with live coverage beginning at 1:00 p.m. ET that will stream on multiple platforms including Netflix and NASA+.
Daily Briefing (United States) — 2026-04-07
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New cathedral organ aims to break down barriers
Gloucester Cathedral is having a new pipe organ built inside its 350-year-old case as part of the £3m In Tune Project, replacing a digitally played instrument used since 2022. The instrument is being designed to better support congregational singing, cathedral choirs and a forthcoming outreach programme.
Shelter Island to Kennedy Space Center: Wyatt Brigham on life and working on Artemis
Wyatt Brigham, a 2013 Shelter Island High School graduate now living in Melbourne, Florida, worked as an Environmental Control Systems engineer on NASA's Artemis 1 and later joined Northrop Grumman; he watched Artemis 2 launch from his home with his family.
NFL Draft plans free activities and exhibits for fans in downtown footprint
NFL officials say free activities and exhibits will fill Point State Park and the North Shore during draft weekend, including a red carpet, autograph stage, locker room and Hall of Fame exhibits; officials also emphasized registering via the NFL One Pass App for schedule and map details.
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- Artemis II: Trump says he will speak to astronauts tonightTechnologyCBS News
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- K-Pop prediction hunters and prediction markets face regulation questions.TechnologyNewsweek
- Brown University professor who worked on Apollo missions praises Artemis IIScience & EarthCBS News
- Upper middle class is now the largest income group in the U.S.BusinessCBS News
- Home blood pressure monitor: Use it to get the most accurate reading.HealthNBC News
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