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Discover the latest cosmic happenings in this week’s Science Saturday! From gamma-ray mysteries and possible signs of ancient life on Mars, to record-breaking heat and upcoming space missions! 🚀
China ships first antennas to South Africa for the world’s largest radio telescope array, marking a major step in exploring the universe! 🚀
Scientists are urging for more African-led research to unlock the secrets of human evolution. 🌍🔬 Discover how Africa could be the key to understanding our shared origins!
China’s Ministry of Science and Technology has unveiled new ethical guidelines for human genome editing research, focusing on responsibility, fairness, and transparency in this cutting-edge field. 🧬✨
NASA’s Voyager 1 is back online and transmitting data after overcoming a computer glitch. The most distant spacecraft from Earth is once again exploring interstellar space!
China’s first interplanetary scintillation (IPS) telescope is ready! After passing technical tests, it’s set to study space weather daily, benefiting both China and international forecasts.
Researchers from Finland and the US have developed a promising compound, MDOLL-0229, that effectively inhibits COVID-19 virus replication, marking a potential breakthrough in the fight against the pandemic.
Chinese scientists have made a major breakthrough in quantum computing by developing the “Plasmonium” qubit, replicating complex quantum phenomena using photons instead of electrons. 🚀✨
China’s Zhongguancun Forum revealed 19 groundbreaking scientific advancements in physics, biology, and tech, signaling major leaps in innovation and touching industries from space travel to healthcare. 🚀
After months of eerie silence, NASA’s legendary Voyager 1 spacecraft has reconnected with Earth—sending data that finally makes sense! 🌠