China Honors Shenzhou-17 Astronauts for Record-Breaking Mission
China honors Shenzhou-17 astronauts with prestigious medals for their record-breaking 187-day mission, showcasing the nation’s advancements in space exploration.
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NASA Astronauts Delayed on ISS as Boeing Starliner Issues Persist
NASA astronauts remain on the ISS as Boeing addresses thruster failures and helium leaks in the Starliner capsule, delaying their return.
Human Activities Drive Increased Global Rainfall Variability, Study Finds
A new study published in Science shows that human activities have made global rainfall more volatile over the past century, affecting both daily and regional weather patterns.
China’s Medical Insurance System Sees Significant Growth in 2023
A 2023 report highlights significant improvements in China’s medical insurance system, enhancing service accessibility and ensuring fund sustainability with expanded coverage and reduced medical expenses.
OpenAI Unveils SearchGPT to Compete with Google’s AI-Driven Search
OpenAI introduces SearchGPT, a new AI-powered search prototype aimed at challenging Google’s search engine by combining AI models with web information for enhanced query responses.
Chinese Mainland Launches Cutting-Edge Climate Monitoring Satellites
The Chinese mainland launches advanced atmospheric and carbon monitoring satellites, enhancing efforts to combat climate change and achieve carbon neutrality.
US Q2 GDP Surges 2.8%, Outpacing Expectations
The US economy exceeded expectations in Q2, with GDP growth accelerating to 2.8% driven by robust consumer spending and inventory buildup.
Inside China’s Black Soil Protection: Global Collaboration for Sustainability
After two years of implementing the black soil protection law, Chinese scientists in Jilin Province collaborate globally to ensure sustainable use and restoration of the planet’s most fertile land.
Innovative CSIRO Study: Garlic Repels and Red Attracts Invasive Snails
Australian CSIRO study reveals invasive snails are attracted to red and repelled by garlic and coffee, offering new strategies to protect crops.
South Korea’s Nano-MIND Unlocks Wireless Brain Control
South Korea’s Institute for Basic Science introduces Nano-MIND, a cutting-edge technology that uses magnetic fields to wirelessly control specific brain regions, revolutionizing neuroscience and therapeutic applications.