NASA Astronauts’ 8-Day ISS Mission Extended to 9 Months
NASA astronauts’ mission extends from 8 days to 9 months aboard the ISS due to return delays.
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China Reveals 2024’s Top 10 Engineering Achievements
China’s Academy of Engineering has unveiled the Global Top 10 Engineering Achievements for 2024, highlighting innovations like the Chang’e-6 lunar mission and CAR-T cell therapy.
Nvidia Unveils Jetson Orin Nano Super: Affordable AI Boost for Developers
Nvidia unveils the Jetson Orin Nano Super, offering a 70% AI performance boost at a lower price, making AI development more accessible.
Quantum Race Accelerates: China’s New Test Outpaces Google
China’s 105-qubit quantum computer, Zuchongzhi 3.0, completes a complex task in seconds, surpassing Google’s record and marking a milestone in the global quantum computing race.
Shenzhou-19 Completes China’s Longest Spacewalk
Shenzhou-19 crew completes China’s longest spacewalk, with astronaut Song Lingdong becoming the first Chinese ’90s-born astronaut to perform an EVA.
Digitalization Transforms Urban Life in China’s Mega-Cities
Discover how digital technologies are revolutionizing urban governance in China’s mega-cities, improving everyday life for millions through innovative solutions like Beijing’s 12345 hotline.
Can Tech Giants Help Trump Curb Online Drug Sales?
President-elect Trump reaches out to tech giants to combat online drug sales amid escalating opioid crisis.
From Drones to Air Taxis: China’s Low-Altitude Tech Boom
China’s tech innovation is transforming daily life, from drone deliveries in Shenzhen to electric air taxis reducing travel time. Discover how the low-altitude economy is taking off.
World’s Largest ‘Floating Refinery’ Sets Sail from China
World’s largest floating refinery, the M026 FPSO, sets sail from eastern China, heading to Brazil. This engineering marvel sets a new tonnage towing record along the Yangtze River.
Webb Telescope Unveils Long-Lived Planet Nurseries in Early Universe
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope discovered that planet-forming disks in the early universe lasted longer than previously thought, offering new insights into how planets formed around ancient stars.