Cosmic Alliance: China & Chile Reach for the Stars
The Chinese mainland and Chile unite under the Belt and Road Initiative to explore the cosmos, building telescopes and exchanging top scientists.
Science
Plant Life Fuels Miocene Climate Shifts
A new study reveals that vegetation changes accelerated climate shifts during the late Miocene (11.6-5.3 mya), led by experts at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics.
Breakthrough 1km Ocean Model Unveiled by Chinese Scientists
Chinese scientists unveil a 1 km ocean circulation model, boosting our understanding of how oceans regulate Earth’s climate.
Chinese Scientists Engineer Bacteria to Clean Toxic Wastewater
Chinese scientists engineered a novel bacteria strain that degrades five pollutants in high-salinity wastewater, marking a breakthrough in environmental cleanup.
CSIRO Sets Sail to Uncover Secrets of Pristine Air
CSIRO scientists embark on a Southern Ocean voyage to study how human activity impacts some of the world’s cleanest air.
New Research Sparks Debate: Early COVID-19 Evidence in the U.S.
New U.S. research reveals SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in late 2019 samples, fueling debate over COVID-19’s early spread.
NASA’s SPHEREx Kicks Off Epic Sky Mapping Mission!
NASA’s SPHEREx space telescope begins mapping the sky, aiming to uncover the mysteries of galaxies and the origins of our universe.
Shenzhou-19 Space Samples Spark New Research in Beijing
Shenzhou-19 returns 37.25kg of space samples to Beijing for research, sparking fresh discoveries in science and technology.
Fruit Flies Return from China’s Space Station: Unlocking Space Secrets
Fruit flies from China’s space station return aboard Shenzhou-19, promising breakthroughs in gravity and magnetic sensing research.
Zakaria: U.S. Brain Drain Threatens Science Dominance
CNN’s Fareed Zakaria warns U.S. talent policies may trigger a brain drain, risking a century of scientific dominance in just 100 days.