Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Thursday, May 28, 26. And we begin with NASA laying out plans for a mini-city on the moon. The space agency has ordered landers, rovers, buggies, and drones for the first phase of a sprawling moon base. According to NPR, it should all arrive before the first Artemis astronauts land on the

surface, which could happen as early as 2028. Once the first phase is complete, NASA says it plans to

build permanent infrastructure, including a power grid, to support astronauts for extended periods of time,

possibly as soon as the 2030s.

Administrator Jared Isaacman says the goal is to lay the groundwork for a lunar economy

while conducting scientific research, adding, we will not slow down.

We are really just getting started.

Ferrari debuted its first fully electric vehicle this week, but the reviews were not as smooth as its ride purports to be.

The luce, the company's first ever five-seater, cost roughly $640,000 and is billed as a family-friendly car with more range per charge than many lower-cost EVs. According to CNBC,

it maintains Ferrari's signature aerodynamic features, such as a shell-like windscreen to reduce

air resistance. Critics pounced, calling it a soulless robo-taxie and accused the company of diluting

its supercar brand. But Ferrari says it's betting wealthy families,

young people, and drivers in countries where EVs are popular and gas is heavily taxed,

will find the luchet appealing. Not even the wild costumes could distract runners from noticing

something special at this year's

beta breakers race.

BTS member Shuga completed the San Francisco 12K before performing a concert at Stanford Stadium.

And he did so fast in a time of one hour, four minutes, and 42 seconds, about an 841 minute

per mile pace on a notoriously uphill course. According to ABC7 news,

race organizers weren't notified of Shugha's participation in advance, but even in a crowd of

30,000, it was impossible for him to blend in. After seeing videos and pictures online, race organizer

Phyllis Blanchard said,

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