China’s Low-Altitude Economy Set to Surge with New eVTOL Projects
China gears up for a low-altitude economy boom with new eVTOL projects in six cities, marking 2024 as the Year of Low-Altitude Economy.
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Oldest Evidence of Hot Water on Mars Suggests Early Habitability
Scientists discover the oldest evidence of hot water on Mars, suggesting the planet may have supported life billions of years ago.
Breaking Boundaries: New Exoplanet Forms in Just 3 Million Years
Astronomers have uncovered a newborn planet, IRAS 04125+2902 b, that formed in just 3 million years, challenging existing theories of planetary formation.
China’s 41st Antarctic Expedition Team Arrives at Qinling Station
A 34-member team from China’s 41st Antarctic expedition has arrived at Qinling Station to prepare for the main mission, ensuring the research station is fully operational.
The Chinese Mainland Unveils GEOVIS Cloud Platform for Advanced Remote-Sensing Data
The Chinese mainland launches the GEOVIS Cloud Open Platform to provide public access to advanced remote-sensing data, supporting sectors like smart agriculture and environmental protection.
Beijing Hosts Second International Supply Chain Expo, Showcasing Global Innovation
Beijing’s second China International Supply Chain Expo from Nov 26-30 showcases global innovation with 600+ companies and 70+ cutting-edge products across six key industries.
China Boosts Power Generation by 14.5%, Renewable Energy Soars
China’s power generation capacity surged by 14.5% in October, with renewable energy leading the charge, setting new records in solar and wind installations.
Potentially Toxic Chemical Found in 113 Million U.S. Tap Water Supplies
A recent study has discovered a potentially toxic chemical byproduct in the tap water of approximately 113 million Americans, sparking concerns among scientists and public health officials.
Australian Study Reveals Global Decline of Older Animals
A study by Charles Darwin University warns that human activities are driving the global decline of older animals, impacting species like lions and elephants.
2024 WIC Wuzhen Summit Wraps Up with New Global AI and Internet Initiatives
The 2024 World Internet Conference in Wuzhen concluded with new initiatives focusing on AI and digital collaboration, celebrating global contributions to the internet sector.