Chinese Scientists Use AI to Discover Five New Exoplanets
Chinese astronomers have utilized AI to discover five new exoplanets smaller than Earth, marking a significant breakthrough in space exploration.
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Hearing Hope: China’s Medical Reforms Empower Deaf Patients
Jiangxi Province’s new medical reforms bring hope to deaf patients, dramatically reducing the cost of cochlear implants and empowering families like Chen Jian’s.
TSMC’s Third-Quarter Profits Expected to Soar by 40% Amid AI Chip Demand Surge
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is set to report a 40% surge in third-quarter profits, fueled by soaring demand for advanced chips used in artificial intelligence applications.
China’s Deep Sea No. 1 Sets New Records in Oil and Gas Output
China’s Deep Sea No. 1 gas field achieves over 9 billion cubic meters of natural gas output, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s deepwater exploration efforts.
Chinese Cybersecurity Agencies Denounce U.S. ‘Volt Typhoon’ Operation as Political Farce
Chinese cybersecurity agencies have accused the U.S. government of staging a false flag cyber operation named ‘Volt Typhoon,’ alleging espionage activities targeting China, Germany, and other nations.
SpaceX’s Starship Booster Caught by Mechanical ‘Chopsticks’ in Historic Test
SpaceX’s Starship rocket reached a new milestone when its Super Heavy booster was caught by giant mechanical arms upon returning to the launch pad, showcasing advancements in reusable space technology.
SpaceX Successfully Catches Starship Booster with Giant ‘Chopsticks’ in Bold Test Flight
SpaceX’s Starship rocket completed its boldest test flight yet, with the Super Heavy booster successfully caught by giant mechanical “chopsticks” upon return—a significant step toward fully reusable rockets.
Plantable Leaflets Highlight Sustainability at WAFI 2024 Conference
At WAFI 2024, organizers promote sustainability with plantable leaflets and green initiatives, encouraging attendees to embrace low-carbon practices in agrifood systems.
Tesla’s Two-Seater Robotaxi Raises Expert Doubts and Shares Drop
Tesla’s unveiling of a two-seater robotaxi has raised concerns among experts, leading to an 8.78% drop in shares and a $70 billion loss in market value, as key questions remain unanswered.
Tesla’s Two-Seater Robotaxi Design Raises Expert Doubts Amid Market Decline
Tesla’s two-seater robotaxi design unveiled at ‘Robotaxi Day’ raises doubts among experts, leading to a sharp 8.78% drop in shares and significant market value loss.
China Surpasses 600 Million Users of Generative AI Services
China exceeds 600 million users of generative AI services, marking rapid growth in its AI industry. With over 4,500 companies and nearly 200 AI models, efforts focus on enhancing AI infrastructure and development.
China Surpasses 600 Million Generative AI Users as Sector Booms
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology reports over 600 million registered users for generative AI services, highlighting rapid growth in the nation’s AI industry.
China Unveils World’s Most Powerful Floating Offshore Wind Turbine
China has unveiled the world’s most powerful floating offshore wind turbine, a 20 MW giant capable of powering 37,000 households, marking a significant advancement in renewable energy technology.
China’s Auto Industry Reports Steady Growth in First Nine Months of 2024
China’s auto industry reports steady growth in the first nine months of 2024, with vehicle production and sales increasing due to government incentives and new model launches, according to CAAM data.
Science Saturday: Brain-Controlled Prosthetics, Solar Eclipse Wonders, and Marine Breakthroughs
Discover the latest in science: brain-controlled bionic limbs, the ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse, marine predators tackling invasive sea urchins, and flu shots lowering hospitalization risks.
Science Saturday: Bionic Limbs Breakthrough, Rare Solar Eclipse, and Marine Ecosystem Insights
This week’s science highlights include a breakthrough in brain-controlled bionic limbs, a rare ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse over Rapa Nui, insights into marine predator dynamics off Australia’s coast, and flu vaccine effectiveness.
FAA Approves SpaceX Falcon 9’s Return to Flight Following Mishap Investigation
The FAA has approved SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket to return to flight following a mishap investigation, allowing the company to resume missions after a malfunction in late September.
China Plans 300 New Material Testing Platforms by 2027 to Boost Innovation
China plans to build approximately 300 pilot-scale testing platforms for new materials by 2027, aiming to bridge the gap between research and industrial production.
Minor Planet Named After China’s Renowned Medical Scientist Zhong Nanshan
A minor planet has been named after China’s esteemed medical scientist Zhong Nanshan, honoring his significant contributions to science at a ceremony in South China’s Guangdong Province.
China Makes Space History with Return of Reusable Satellite Shijian-19
China has successfully recovered its first reusable test satellite, Shijian-19, marking a significant advancement in its space exploration capabilities.