Boeing’s Starliner Set to Launch First Crew After Years of Delay
Boeing prepares to launch its first crewed Starliner mission next week from Florida, marking a pivotal moment in NASA’s commercial crew program after years of delays.
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Google’s Antitrust Trial: A Landmark Battle for Internet’s Future
Google faces a pivotal antitrust trial as the US Justice Department challenges its dominance in web search and advertising, potentially reshaping the internet’s future.
Global Experts Praise China’s Chang’e-6 Mission, Call for Enhanced Space Cooperation
Global experts commend China’s Chang’e-6 mission and advocate for continued international collaboration in lunar and deep space exploration.
China Successfully Launches Chang’e-6 Lunar Probe
China has successfully launched its Chang’e-6 lunar probe, marking a significant milestone in its ambitious space exploration program.
China’s Chang’e-6 Probe Successfully Launched for Historic Moon Far Side Mission
China successfully launched its Chang’e-6 lunar probe, targeting the moon’s far side for historic sample collection.
New Mpox Strain Escalates Congo’s Largest Outbreak
DRC faces its largest mpox outbreak with over 4,500 cases. A new, more transmissible strain complicates containment efforts, emphasizing the need for urgent global support.
China’s Shenhai-1 Gas Field Hits Major Production Milestone
China’s Shenhai-1, the country’s first independently developed ultra-deepwater gas field, surpasses 8 billion cubic meters of gas and 800,000 cubic meters of oil production.
China’s Chang’e-6 Mission Launches to Explore Moon’s Far Side
China launches the Chang’e-6 mission Friday to collect and return samples from the moon’s far side, marking a first in human history and advancing our understanding of lunar and solar system origins.
China’s FY-3G Satellite Boosts Global Weather Monitoring
China’s first precipitation measurement satellite, FY-3G, is now operational, enhancing global weather monitoring and disaster management.
U.S. Newspapers Sue OpenAI & Microsoft for Copyright Infringement in AI Training
Eight U.S. newspapers have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing them of copyright infringement for using news content without permission to train AI.