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Chinese scientists use telescope on Tibetan Plateau in most stringent test of light s speed, even in cosmic blast

Large High Altitude Air Shower Observatory in western China helps team test Einstein’s theory, finding no evidence that particles’ speed changes depending on energy.

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Chinese-led team reveals secrets of giant star s explosive death after boost from citizen scientists

‘The death of a massive star can be much more complex than previously thought,’ lead author says.

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Chinese team finds key evidence for low-frequency gravitational waves

Chinese Pulsar Timing Array team conducts more than three years of observation and data analysis before reporting ‘very encouraging’ findings.

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International team uses China s FAST telescope to shed light on spinning pulsar spider systems

Telescopes on the ground and in space should join forces to make multi-wavelength observations, says astrophysicist Zhang Bing.

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Chinese scientist and team strike new path to explain how giant planets found their orbit

Mechanism proposed by Zhejiang University scientist Liu Beibei and team in Nature journal may be ‘one of the missing links in solar system history’, says reviewer.

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