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If the universe has no boundaries and no end, does that mean the universe is virtual?
The universe, with its boundless and mysterious appearance, has always been a controversial subject and has stimulated the human imagination.
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Space science
Spaceship Out of Control! What If You Were Forced to Parachute in Space?
Space is not only fascinating but also brings deadly dangers, challenging human endurance in the journey to conquer the universe.
Discover science
Three million years have passed, why haven't aliens appeared and invaded Earth yet?
Since the dawn of human civilization, the question of life beyond Earth has always been a fascinating subject.
Scientific works
The first quantum gravity meter appears, revealing the secret map of the underground world!
The quantum gravimeter, a device capable of revealing the secrets of the underground world, has finally appeared on the stage of human science.
Scientific works
India and its plan to build a space station orbiting the Moon
The construction of the lunar space station appears to be the third and final phase of India's lunar exploration campaign.
Oceanography
China sends manned submarine to the bottom of the Arctic sea
China plans to send a manned submarine to explore the polar seabed as part of its growing ambitions in the Arctic Ocean.
Space science
NASA updates Voyager software from 12 billion miles away
Some 46 years after NASA's Voyager 1 and 2 began their epic journey of space exploration, the probes' aging software continues to be updated remotely.
Space science
What if humans explored Saturn?
In 2017, NASA's Cassini probe sent back the closest images of Saturn as it plunged into the planet's stormy atmosphere and yielded some amazing information.
Space science
Close-up of NASA's new lunar exploration rover
The new generation of rovers was inspired by NASA's success with the Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle, used in the Apollo missions of the 1970s.
Space science
Top Chinese space scientist says Indian spacecraft did not land on Moon's south pole
The 'father' of China's lunar exploration program has just refuted India's claim that the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft landed on the south pole of the Moon.
Space science
Space Travel Weakens the Heart: Challenges for Astronauts on Space Exploration Missions!
Prolonged space travel has been shown to cause serious damage to the human body.
Space science
Breakthrough technology enables rockets to use any metal as fuel
New technology opens up a turning point for space exploration, when rockets do not need to return to Earth to refuel.
Conquer Mars
Robot bees 'Marsbees': Tiny army of explorers conquering Mars
Mars, the mysterious red planet, may soon become
Conquer Mars
Places not to be missed if you go to Mars in the future
Mars has towering volcanoes alongside deep valleys, many spectacular locations for future exploration.
Conquer Mars
China designs Mars battery for future exploration
A research team from the University of Science and Technology of China has come up with a battery design that could be applied to Mars exploration.