Chinese physics prodigy made Harvard University break 300 years of practice
Chinese physics prodigy Doan Hy with exceptionally outstanding achievements forced Harvard University in the US to break its 300-year-old practice to retain him.
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Chinese physics prodigy Doan Hy with exceptionally outstanding achievements forced Harvard University in the US to break its 300-year-old practice to retain him.
China's robot dog army has the potential to revolutionize future warfare thanks to its modern technology and low cost.
Chinese researchers develop a new method to train machines, hoping this model can help create
The Origin Wukong computer is China's most advanced transferable and programmable superconducting quantum computer.
Unitree Robotics announced that its bipedal humanoid robot H1 set a new speed record by moving at 3.3 meters per second (11.9 km/h).
Called 'Small Falcon', this drone has the world's most vivid, real-life bird-like design and flight capabilities.
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.
Jackal is a very mysterious animal, maybe many people have not seen it, but more or less have heard some folk stories about this animal.
Many experiments on breeding plants and mutant microorganisms on the space station are carried out by China to create superior strains.
Why were the prisoners so docile, barely protesting, and consciously kneeling to wait for the beheading order?
Chinese scientists have developed a hydrogel that can offer dual effectiveness in the fight against cancer.
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.
Intrigued by these lost artifacts, the Beijing Institute of Geology analyzed the Baigong pipes using a technique called thermoluminescence.