President Trump's administration has advanced U.S. space policy through support for the Artemis program, including the successful Artemis II lunar flyby completed in April 2026, along with executive directives prioritizing American leadership in lunar exploration and private-sector partnerships. No official NASA selection process, astronaut training, mission manifest, or White House announcement has indicated any plan for the President—now in his late 70s—to participate personally in a crewed flight before the end of the year. Traders reflect this absence of scheduling, procedural requirements, or credible reporting in the near-certain "No" consensus. Late developments such as an unanticipated private commercial opportunity or sudden policy shift remain theoretically possible but face steep logistical, medical, and institutional barriers within the remaining months of 2026.