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Will the largest telescope project on Earth become part of China s Belt and Road Initiative in the US absence?

As the global SKA observatory project takes shape, scientists question Chinese media claim.

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Surprising link discovered between fast radio bursts and earthquakes – Physics World

Surprising link discovered between fast radio bursts and earthquakes – Physics World
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Stretching the bandwidth: How radio waves have changed our world

They tell us about the behaviour of the sun, and galaxies far away; are being used to track sleep in research studies; and tech is changing how radio works too.

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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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Western Australia eager to expand China space research, investment with science not bound by borders

Western Australia expects to step up its space research cooperation with China, according to a top Australian government official, in a move aimed at utilising its copious scientific resources, while also boosting local innovation, investment and jobs.

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