Chinese researchers say SpaceX’s newest satellites are ignoring unwritten but commonly accepted 10km distance rule.
Dozens of cases were traced back to the 41-year-old man who spent half an hour running round a park in Chongqing in August.
Space power station could point beam to almost any location, making it an ideal to power military equipment or remote outposts, says project team.
Beijing gauges demand for AI-powered machines that can identify and follow suspects, raise a fire alarm and detect unlawful gatherings.
The device can travel at nine times the speed of sound without the expense or explosion risk of burning hydrogen, according to paper.
Beijing spokeswoman says space stations are unlikely to be affected by debris, confirming incident.
Researchers in northeast China are developing technology to recognise and speak the endangered language of Qing dynasty rulers.
China’s version of GPS, the Beidou satellite navigation system, is now more powerful than ever, thanks to two ground stations in North America.
‘Smart’ flying skateboard code-named SF-FB-30 reportedly flies autonomously and has both military and civilian applications.
Researchers say their technology can boost China’s soft power by beautifying the crew of the Tiangong space station while protecting national security secrets.
New technologies will extend the satnav system to include underwater communications and deep space, with ‘unprecedented accuracy’.
Scientists aim to encourage monkeys to mate in space to improve our understanding of an organism’s adaptation to microgravity and other environmental changes.
The US has long accused China of stealing space technology, but Artemis programme’s VIPER appears to borrow from Chinese rover Zhu Rong, which features caterpillar-inspired suspension system.
Technical solutions have been found through extensive development and testing in booming electric car market, according to navy study.
Researchers say they have achieved a breakthrough in global animal robotics race with two-hour controlled pigeon flight.
Computer experiment suggests a warhead detonated in near space could disable threats such as SpaceX’s Starlink satellites while sparing ‘friendly’ spacecraft.
Marine data expert Li Zhijin, who has also worked for the US Navy and other government agencies, is now employed at top university in Shanghai.
Shanghai research team says its new propulsion system can deliver higher thrust while reducing noisy vibrations by more than 90 per cent.
PLA research team says new seal simplifies and speeds up the repair and maintenance of hypersonic weapons.
The Gaofen-5 02 satellite provided the first accurate estimate of the leak from the suspected act of sabotage, scientists involved in the project say.
Five-year construction project on a pulsed high magnetic field facility began in Wuhan on Tuesday.
Low-cost, lightweight polymer allows national banner to ‘fly with the wind’ on red planet and could be used in interplanetary travel and space infrastructure projects.
New device uses robotic arms to test an aircraft’s ability to unload cargo, such as a weapon or spacecraft, at extremely fast speeds.
Experimental engine uses low-cost mix of carbon particles and ethylene to trigger shocks at six times the speed of sound.
Researchers say innovation would allow submarines and drones to maintain contact over more than 30,000 sq km and aid communication with smart weapons.
Peng Xianjue unveils plans for combined fusion-fission reactor that could make China world’s first to achieve the elusive viable energy source.
Anti-ship device will be able to cruise at commercial airliner altitudes and reach 200 knots underwater, project team says.
The world’s largest free-piston driven shock tunnel will allow China to conduct hypersonic experiments and test its space innovations.
Chinese space authorities say the engine will be used in future missions to the moon, Mars and beyond.
Pottery, porcelain and coins recovered in archaeological survey of ‘unprecedented’ scale in disputed waterway.
