Brazil and China Advance Space Science with New Radio Telescope Project
Brazil and China enhance their 40-year partnership in space science with the construction of a new radio telescope in the mountains of Paraíba.
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Brazil and China Strengthen Space Ties with New Radio Telescope
Brazil and China advance their long-standing space science partnership with a new radio telescope project in Brazil’s northeast.
Brazil and China Strengthen Space Ties with New Radio Telescope
Brazil and China advance their nearly 40-year space science partnership with the construction of a new radio telescope in Brazil’s northeast.
Celestial Rarity: Blue Moon and Year’s Smallest Full Moon Grace the Night Sky
On May 31, 2026, a rare astronomical event occurred as the year’s smallest full moon coincided with a “blue moon,” the second full moon of the month.
Space Breakthroughs: China Analyzes Scientific Samples from Shenzhou-22 Mission
China has begun analyzing 41kg of scientific samples returned by the Shenzhou-22 spacecraft, promising breakthroughs in life sciences and materials engineering.
Shenzhou-23 Launch: A New Era of Scientific Discovery for China’s Space Station
Launched on May 24, Shenzhou-23 shifts the focus of the Chinese space station toward advanced science, featuring key contributions from Hong Kong and groundbreaking biological research.
Shenzhou-23 Mission: Advancing Solar Energy and Agriculture in Space
Shenzhou-23 is set to launch this Sunday, bringing innovative experiments in perovskite solar cells and space-grown rice to the China Space Station.
SMILE Mission: China and Europe Collaborate to Protect Earth from Solar Storms
The Sino-European SMILE satellite mission has successfully launched, aiming to map solar storms and protect global communications and power grids.
China and Europe Successfully Launch SMILE Satellite for Solar Research
China’s CAS and the European Space Agency have successfully launched the SMILE satellite to study solar wind, marking a milestone in deep space cooperation.
China and Europe Launch SMILE Satellite for Groundbreaking Solar Wind Research
China and Europe have successfully launched the SMILE satellite, a collaborative mission between CAS and ESA to study solar wind and its effects on the magnetosphere.
China and Europe Launch SMILE Satellite to Study Space Weather
China and Europe have launched the SMILE satellite today to study the interaction between Earth’s magnetosphere and solar wind, enhancing our understanding of space weather.
China’s Tianwen-3 Mars Mission Sets Course for 2028 Sample Return
China’s CNSA announces the Tianwen-3 mission to collect Martian samples by 2031, featuring a suite of international scientific instruments to search for signs of past life.
China Discovers Two New Minerals on the Moon
Chinese scientists have identified two new lunar minerals from Chang’e-5 mission samples, marking a major advancement in understanding the Moon’s composition.
Chang’e-6 Mission: Humanity’s Journey to the Far Side of the Moon
A new documentary, ‘Back to the Far Side,’ delves into the groundbreaking Chang’e-6 mission, set to retrieve the first-ever lunar samples from the moon’s far side in 2024. Discover how this mission pushes the boundaries of space exploration.
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.
China to Launch Shenzhou-19 Crewed Mission to Space Station on Wednesday
China is set to launch the Shenzhou-19 crewed spaceship to its space station on Wednesday, carrying taikonauts Cai Xuzhe, Song Lingdong, and Wang Haoze on a six-month mission to advance space science.
China Unveils Mid- and Long-Term Space Science Development Program
China’s State Council Information Office has unveiled a mid- and long-term program for space science development, outlining ambitious plans for the nation’s future in space exploration.
Global Youth Propel Space Science at ISSSP2024 Finals in Hong Kong
Young innovators from over 50 countries gathered in Hong Kong SAR for the ISSSP2024 finals, showcasing groundbreaking ideas in space science and payload design, highlighting the importance of global collaboration.
Global Youth to Innovate Space Science at Hong Kong Competition
Talented global youth will present innovative ideas at the 2024 International Space Science and Scientific Payload Competition in Hong Kong SAR, showcasing their brilliance in payload design and collaboration.
Discovery of Water on the Moon Fuels Urgent Call for Lunar Research Station
New evidence of water on the moon has intensified calls for a lunar research station. Nasr Al-Sahhaf, chair of International Moon Day, emphasizes its importance for sustainable human presence and deeper space exploration.
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