SMILE Satellite: China and Europe Join Forces to Map Earth’s Magnetic Shield
Launched on May 19, 2026, the SMILE satellite is a joint China-Europe mission designed to image Earth’s magnetosphere and understand our planet’s natural shield.
Space Research
Hong Kong’s First Scientific Payload Reaches Chinese Space Station
The Tianzhou-10 mission marks a historic milestone as it delivers the first scientific project from the Hong Kong SAR to the Chinese Space Station.
Chinese Scientists Discover New Lunar Mineral with Fluorescent Properties
Chinese scientists identify Cerium-Magnesium Changesite, a fluorescent lunar mineral with potential applications in LED technology and materials science.
China Unveils Groundbreaking Human Health Research Program for Space Station Missions
China announces a new space human research program to study long-term health effects in space, supporting future lunar missions and public health advancements on Earth.
NASA Rover Uncovers Ancient Martian River Delta, Hints at Water-Rich Past
NASA’s Perseverance rover discovers buried ancient river delta on Mars, offering new clues about the planet’s watery history and potential for past life.
China’s Wukong Satellite Reveals New Solar Impact on Cosmic Rays
China’s Wukong satellite uncovers new solar effects on cosmic rays, enhancing understanding of space weather and interplanetary environments.
China’s Space Mice Yield Breakthrough in Mammalian Reproduction Research
A mouse that traveled aboard China’s space station has birthed three healthy litters, offering new insights into mammalian reproduction in space environments.
Chang’e-6 Samples Revolutionize Lunar Chronology Understanding
Chinese scientists confirm uniform lunar impact rates using Chang’e-6 samples, advancing global lunar chronology and planetary research.
China’s FAST Telescope Unlocks Cosmic Flash Mysteries
China’s FAST telescope reveals binary-system origins for cosmic fast radio bursts, marking a leap in understanding these enigmatic phenomena through unprecedented magnetic field observations.
Chang’e-6 Samples Unlock Moon’s Geological Mysteries
Chinese scientists analyzing Chang’e-6 samples uncover how an ancient asteroid impact shaped the moon’s near and far sides, offering new insights into lunar evolution.
Lunar Far Side Impact Altered Moon’s Mantle, Study Reveals
Chinese researchers discover ancient lunar impact caused mantle volatile loss, explaining differences between the moon’s near and far sides through Chang’e-6 mission data analysis.
China’s Space Mice Pioneer Reproduction in Orbit, Deliver Healthy Pups
Chinese scientists celebrate as space-born mice successfully reproduce post-mission, advancing research on long-term space habitation.
China Unveils Landmark Achievements in Space Station Research
China’s Manned Space Agency has released its first report detailing 34 significant scientific achievements aboard its space station since its completion in 2022, marking a new era in space exploration.
China Unveils First Report on Space Station Research Achievements
China’s Manned Space Agency released its first report on space station research, highlighting 34 significant achievements since its completion, including world-first experiments and groundbreaking studies.
China and Brazil Collaborate on Major Radio Telescope Project
China and Brazil are collaborating on the construction of a major radio telescope in Brazil’s northeast, marking the latest milestone in their longstanding partnership in space research.
China Opens Applications for Lunar Samples from Chang’e-6 and Chang’e-5 Missions
China is inviting researchers worldwide to apply for lunar samples returned by the historic Chang’e-6 and Chang’e-5 missions, offering a unique opportunity to explore the Moon’s far side.
Shenzhou-18 Returns with Groundbreaking Samples for Extraterrestrial Habitation Research
Shenzhou-18 spacecraft returns with 34.6 kg of groundbreaking samples, advancing research in extraterrestrial habitation and space science.
Astronomers Trace Origins of Earth’s Meteorites to Main Asteroid Belt
Astronomers have traced the origins of most meteorites that have struck Earth, finding that about 70% come from just three asteroid families in the main belt between Mars and Jupiter.
China’s CNSA Opens Chang’e-6 Lunar Samples to Global Scientists
China’s CNSA is opening applications for Chang’e-6 lunar soil samples to scientists worldwide, promoting international collaboration in space exploration and future missions like the ILRS.
From Ghana to China’s Space Labs: Bruce’s Aerospace Journey
Bruce, a student from Ghana, pursues his passion for aerospace in China, engaging in cutting-edge space research at Northwestern Polytechnical University.
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