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On June 11, skywatchers witnessed the lowest Strawberry Moon in 18 years, driven by a major lunar standstill, an event not to repeat until 2043.
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On June 11, skywatchers witnessed the lowest Strawberry Moon in 18 years, driven by a major lunar standstill, an event not to repeat until 2043.
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.
Chinese mainland and German scientists locate super-Earth Kepler-725c in a sun-like stars habitable zone, hinting at potential for liquid water.
Astronomers have unveiled Kepler-725c, an Earth-sized planet in a sun-like star’s habitable zone, detected through the innovative Transit Timing Variation method.
New simulations suggest the Milky Way and Andromeda have only a 50% chance of colliding over the next 10 billion years, turning our galaxy’s future into a cosmic coin flip.
Under the Belt and Road Initiative, Chile and China are building telescopes and swapping scientists in a trans-Pacific cosmic collaboration.
China’s LAMOST telescope surveyed the Galactic plane and identified 1,338 new quasars, opening a fresh window onto cosmic structure and evolution.
China unveils the Three Gorges Antarctic Eye at Zhongshan Station, marking a breakthrough in Antarctic astronomy research.
Hubble observations reveal Uranus now takes 28 seconds longer to complete a day, offering fresh insights into its rotation.
International astronomers unveil the first 3D map of Milky Way dust, illuminating the role of interstellar matter in star formation and cosmic evolution.