Artemis Two: A New Era of Space Exploration

On April 1st, Artemis II is gearing up for a historic launch that will push American astronauts farther into deep space than any mission before.

This crude trip around the moon marks NASA's next big step after years of prep, building height for what's coming in lunar exploration.

Billionaire Jared Isaacman is shouting out President Trump for sparking real momentum at NASA.

He says the extra funding and bipartisan push from Congress have given the space agency everything it needs to innovate and expand.

Isaacman is all about boosting morale, too, with a special program that rewards NASA's top performers.

These elite team members get thrilling flights as a thank you for their non-stop grind on projects like Artemis.

Lately, he took a reporter up in his Northern F-5 Tiger Jet, soaring right over the John F. Kennedy Space Center.

It's hands-on inspiration, showing these pros the view from above while the rockets weigh below.

With funding locked in and teams fired up, Artemis II is primed to redefine our reach among the stars, eyes on the skies as launch day-nears.