Chinese Company Unveils Ultra-Long-Life Nuclear Battery ‘Zhulong-1’
A Chinese company unveils Zhulong-1, an ultra-long-life nuclear battery powered by carbon-14, promising a 50-year lifespan and applications in healthcare and space exploration.
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China Moves Closer to Brain-Computer Tech with New Pricing Guidelines
China advances brain-computer interface technology by releasing pricing guidelines, paving the way for clinical integration. The semi-invasive NEO device offers new hope for patients needing assistive tech.
New Species of Tiny Frog Discovered in China’s Hunan Province
Discovery of a new tiny frog species, Leptobrachella yongshunensis, adds to China’s rich biodiversity.
New Hydrogen Hub: Sinopec Boosts Southern China’s Clean Energy Future
Sinopec has expanded its hydrogen fuel cell supply center in Guangzhou, now the largest in South China, boosting clean energy growth in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Adora Magic City: China’s First Homegrown Cruise Ship Marks 100 Voyages
China’s first domestically produced cruise ship, Adora Magic City, completes its 100th voyage, attracting over 350,000 tourists since early 2024.
China’s New Spaceport Launches 18 Satellites into Orbit
China launched 18 satellites into orbit from its new Hainan commercial spaceport using the Long March-8 rocket, marking a significant advancement in its space program.
China’s ‘New-Type Energy Storage’ Takes Center Stage at 2025 Two Sessions
China’s ‘new-type energy storage’ emerged as a key focus at the 2025 Two Sessions, highlighting innovations set to revolutionize renewable energy use globally.
Meta Tests First In-House AI Chip to Power Future Innovations
Meta is testing its first in-house AI training chip to boost innovation and reduce reliance on external suppliers, marking a significant tech milestone.
Satellites Face New Risks as Greenhouse Gases Alter Space Environment
Greenhouse gas emissions are changing space, reducing atmospheric drag in low Earth orbit. This could halve satellite capacity by 2100, increasing collision risks, a new study finds.
Methane Emissions Might Boost Ozone Recovery, Chinese Study Finds
Chinese researchers find that rising methane emissions might unexpectedly aid ozone layer recovery, offering new insights into climate change.