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Global warming causes change in northern margin of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

Global warming causes change in northern margin of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
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Li yuScientia sinica terraeShi yafengChinese academy of sciencesLanzhou universityQinghai tibet plateauScientia sinicaChinese academy

China s hypersonic science aces train their sights on high-speed rail safety

Study suggests the cutting-edge technology will trickle down from military use to other applications, a growing view in the field.

Mark milleyNational natural science foundation of chinaScientia sinicaNational natural science foundationChina newsHina x27s high speed railHypersonic weapons

Fossil discovery in China raises intriguing questions for human evolution

The fossil skull, including both jaw and cranium, appears to be from an intermediate form between Homo erectus and Homo sapiens.

Jebel irhoudDoukkala abdaScientia sinicaWang xiongMaria martinLiu wuXiujie wuLiu shuntangNational research center on human evolutionNatural history museumYork university julia galway withamPeople dailyInstitute of vertebrate paleontologyShaanxi bureau of geologyChinese academy of scienceVertebrate paleontology

China s Space Nuclear Reactor Is Speculated To Be So Potent That It Can Power 10 International Space Stations

China's space nuclear reactor is reportedly 100 times more powerful than a similar device that NASA hopes to deploy on the moon by 2030.

Joaquin victor taclaKennedy space centerDepartment of defenseChina ministry of scienceChinese academy of sciencesTech timesGetty imagesSpacex falconSpacex cargo dragonInternational space stationChinese academyInternational spaceInteresting engineeringScientia sinicaConfidential meetingHave same moon landing locations

What is China s plan to use the Moon as a shield to stop asteroids hitting the Earth?

China is planning a base on the moon, together with a system to detect and destroy asteroids, but NASA is worried about the real motives.

United statesScientia sinica informationisWu weirenBill nelsonChina national space administrationLunar exploration program of chinaScience phot library getty imagesChina national spaceLunar exploration programScientia sinicaScience phot library

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