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Houston ChronicleTuesday, 7 April 2026
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Unprecedented views of moon for Artemis
Astronauts take in the far side that's impossible to see from Earth
The paper frames the Artemis mission through a lens of scientific achievement and local relevance, highlighting the visual novelty of the lunar images and the direct involvement of Houston's Johnson Space Center.
NASA's Artemis II mission is the first crewed lunar flyby in decades, serving as a precursor to future lunar landings. Houston is home to NASA's astronaut training and mission control, making this a major local interest story.
“impossible to see from Earth”
“Proudly local, globally aware”
Tehran says no to 45-day ceasefire proposal
Trump threatens ‘entire country’ could be wiped out
A factual update on a geopolitical standoff, noting the rejection of diplomatic terms and subsequent severe rhetoric from the US President.
Former official to plead guilty
A local accountability report detailing plea arrangements for a former city redevelopment official facing felony charges.
2020 texts show Gonzales sought sex, photos from campaign staffer
An investigative report detailing past misconduct by a political candidate based on newly surfaced communications.
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