Japan’s Private Moon Lander Crashes in Second Landing Attempt
Japan’s ispace lunar lander Resilience crashed in its second touchdown attempt, highlighting the tough leap for private moon missions amid a surge of commercial lunar ventures.
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Chinese Mainland Caps 110m Steerable Radio Telescope in Xinjiang
The Chinese mainland capped the main structure of a 110m steerable radio telescope in Xinjiang, a major step toward a 2028 launch that will observe 75% of the sky.
UK Launches AI Skills Drive for Workers and Students
The UK launches an AI skills drive to train 7.5M workers and 1M students, fueling growth in a sector set to reach ÂŁ800 billion by 2035.
Shenzhou-20 Crew Advances Science with Over 10 Experiments in Orbit
The Shenzhou-20 crew completed over 10 experiments aboard Chinaâs space station last week, from blood sampling to fluid physics, offering new insights into microgravity and long-duration missions.
China Unveils Record-Breaking Offshore Oil Platform in the Bohai Sea
China completes float-over installation of the Bohai Sea’s largest oil and gas platform, setting new records in offshore engineering and technology.
The Magical Deep Blue: A World Oceans Day Special
Celebrate World Oceans Day with a dive into the deep blue: rare marine species, cutting-edge tech, conservation efforts, and the rising blue economy.
UK High Court Sounds Alarm as AI Generates Fake Cases in Court
High Court judges warn lawyers citing AI-generated fake cases risk contempt and perverting justice, highlighting the need for oversight as courts embrace emerging tech.
Tech Giants in the Chinese Mainland Ramp Up AI Talent Training and Hiring
Major internet firms on the Chinese mainland, including Alibaba, Huawei and Kuaishou, are accelerating AI talent recruitment and training through internships, livestream job fairs and digital skills programs.
Martian Air Power: Chinese Scientistsâ Breakthrough in Energy Generation and Storage
USTC scientists propose using Marsâ CO2-rich atmosphere to boost power generation by 20% and unveil a âMars batteryâ for self-sufficient energy storage on future missions.
Hungarian Students Connect with Chinese Astronauts in Space
Hungarian students joined a live Tiangong Classroom Q&A with Chinese astronauts aboard the China Space Station, sparking curiosity with zero-gravity experiments and space science insights.