Chang’e-6 Samples Reveal Why Moon’s Sides Look Different
Chinese scientists analyzing Chang’e-6 samples found a 4.25 billion-year-old asteroid impact stripped key elements, explaining why the Moon’s near side is smooth and the far side rugged.
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China’s Space Station Hits Key Milestones in 2025
China’s CSU reports in 2025 its space station made steady progress in space science, experiments and tech tests, paving the way for future missions and Earth innovations.
Shenzhou-21 Crew’s Space Lab: Brainwaves, Plants & Battery Science 🚀
Almost two months into their mission, Shenzhou-21 taikonauts are running brainwave, plant, microgravity and battery experiments aboard China’s space station.
New Insights into Uranus’s Mysterious Magnetic Field 🌌
Scientists have uncovered new insights into Uranus’s magnetic field, challenging previous understandings and opening doors to further space exploration. 🚀