China will mine new minerals on the Moon
China has approved a plan to conduct three unmanned flights to the Moon, after discovering a new mineral on the Moon that could be a future source of energy.
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China has approved a plan to conduct three unmanned flights to the Moon, after discovering a new mineral on the Moon that could be a future source of energy.
Chinese researchers have developed and produced biological shoes that can be used every day, but can also decompose quickly and become agricultural fertilizer.
Many experiments on breeding plants and mutant microorganisms on the space station are carried out by China to create superior strains.
China is also contemplating a nuclear-powered Neptune Explorer to explore the ice giant and its largest moon (Triton).
Wheat, rice, corn, soybeans... are sent into space in short flights to help scientists develop new high-yielding and disease-resistant varieties.
Chinese scientists successfully opened the towing sail to bring one of the recently launched Long March 2 rockets out of orbit, helping to reduce space junk.
China on June 24 completed the main structure of the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO) in Guangdong province, southern China.
A team of Chinese scientists has developed a new supercomputer so fast that it can successfully run artificial intelligence models as complex as the human brain.
The success of China's equipment shows the potential for big data mining in private companies.
Chinese scientists plan to build the next space observatory to search for mysterious dark matter in the universe.
The gene bank located in Jingdezhen town, Jiangxi province, will store data on nearly 20 million pieces of ancient ceramics.
Confirmed by testing on Earth, Chinese scientists report signs that water exists in rocks collected by the Chang'e 5 lander on the Moon.
Construction of the planetarium at an altitude of 3,650 meters above sea level began on June 12 in the Tibet Autonomous Region.
The complete Thien Cung space station is T-shaped with 3 modules, has a total living space of more than 110m3 and can accommodate 6 astronauts.
China has released a new topographic map of the Moon with the most detailed 1:2,500,000 scale to date, revealing a variety of rocks and impact craters.