NASA’s Voyager 1 Sends Data Again After Issue
NASA’s Voyager 1 resumes sending science data after resolving a computer issue, continuing its historic journey through interstellar space.
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New Gene Discovery Could Extend Human Lifespan and Tackle Pests
Chinese scientists have discovered a gene that could enhance human longevity and offer a new approach to pest management.
Solar Flares Alert: China’s Space Weather Center Assures Minimal Earth Impact
China’s Space Weather Center forecasts strong solar flares this week but assures minimal impact on Earth, highlighting robust monitoring systems.
Aaron Ciechanover Celebrates Science’s Transparency and Societal Benefits at Zhongguancun Forum
At the 2024 Zhongguancun Forum, Nobel laureate Aaron Ciechanover emphasized the transparency of science and its ultimate goal: benefiting people worldwide.
Chinese Scientists Uncover 46 Hidden Lakes Beneath Antarctica’s Ice
Chinese scientists have discovered 46 new subglacial lakes in East Antarctica, shedding light on ice sheet dynamics and the potential for life beneath the ice.
Chinese Scientists Develop Advanced Polyester Membrane for Seawater Desalination
Scientists from the Chinese mainland have developed a new polyester membrane that enhances seawater desalination by resisting chlorine degradation, potentially streamlining the purification process.
China Unveils World’s First High-Definition Lunar Geologic Atlases
China releases the world’s first complete high-definition lunar geologic atlases, providing detailed map data to support future Moon research and exploration.
Study Reveals Massive Global Soil Carbon Reserve
New research from the Chinese Academy of Sciences reveals that soil inorganic carbon plays a significant role in global carbon storage, challenging previous beliefs.
From China’s FAST Telescope to the 2024 Solar Eclipse: This Week in Science
This Science Saturday, explore China’s FAST Telescope, the plight of Austrian glaciers, breakthrough MRI technology, and the 2024 total solar eclipse captivating millions.
Chinese Scientists Reveal 100-Million-Year-Old Mating Dynamics of Ancient Insects in Amber
Chinese researchers uncover 100-million-year-old mating behaviors of water striders preserved in amber, offering unique insights into insect evolution and ancient ecosystems.