Top performer Ceres-1 ends successful launch streak, fails to deliver latest addition to Jilin-1 constellation’s 100-plus satellites.
Number of ‘hot papers’ published by Chinese scientists takes out top spot in international chart
Phenomenon popularised by science fiction writer Liu Cixin is common in our galaxy but hard to study.
Chinese and Venezuelan presidents meet for the first time in five years, agreeing to boost collaboration in areas from oil and trade to space exploration.
Jack Dongarra, professor, Turing laureate and co-founder of TOP500 list, says China still produces the most supercomputers.
The northern hemisphere’s most powerful wide field survey device is expected to be fully operational by mid-September.
China’s ‘father of quantum’ Pan Jianwei and his team have been studying optical-lattice-based ultracold atomic systems since 2010.
Galactic Energy’s Ceres-1 rocket lifted off near Shandong province, sending four satellites into orbit as part of Internet of Things constellation.
Project chief scientist Zhao Zhengguo says proposed collider will help address questions such as ‘why the universe is dominated by matter instead of antimatter’.
Around 122 asteroids near Earth are economically suitable for mining and use, says project scientist Wang Wei.
Decade-long Daya Bay project receives 2023 High Energy and Particle Physics Prize from the European Physical Society.
Robotic probe was the first in a series of Russian missions planned as part of ILRS project but spun out of control and collided with the lunar surface on Saturday.
World’s first synthetic aperture radar satellite to operate outside low-Earth orbit will watch for earthquakes, disasters.
Guan takes up position at Westlake University in aftermath of National Institutes of Health investigation.
Bill Nelson says Chinese astronauts could occupy the lunar region ‘like the Spratly Islands’ if US is beaten in new space race.
Equipment developed by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics to analyse interstellar gas has yet to receive an export licence.
Many claims about discovering room-temperature superconductors have fallen flat but the hope of finding revolutionary material pushes research forward.
China’s satellites likely to be placed in orbits lower than US counterparts ‘to minimise collision risks and maintain safe distances’, expert writes in CPPCC Daily
International team examines ancient stone tools in Vietnam and finds clues to ancient spice trade, including cinnamon from Sri Lanka and nutmeg from Indonesia.
The Lingxi-03 and its bendable solar panels are developed by the Beijing-based start-up GalaxySpace.
Researchers say that China is probably ahead of the US in ability to quickly launch or replace satellites in event of conflict.
Microgravity Experiment Facility with Electromagnetic Launch will be ‘a game-changer’ in developing experiments for Tiangong space station: researcher.
Hawaii-based organisation and Swiss aerospace start-up reach agreements with Deep Space Exploration Laboratory in Anhui province.
The three-year-old publication has achieved its first ‘impact factor’ score, putting it in third place in its category behind Nature and Science.
Chinese Pulsar Timing Array team conducts more than three years of observation and data analysis before reporting ‘very encouraging’ findings.
Telescopes on the ground and in space should join forces to make multi-wavelength observations, says astrophysicist Zhang Bing.
The launch brings the total in orbit to 108, with plans to have 300 by 2025, offering daily close-up imaging of the Earth’s surface.
Head of Pakistan’s space agency visited the Deep Space Exploration Laboratory in Hefei last month.
