Shenzhou-21 Crew Advances Key Space Science in Orbit 🚀
Shenzhou-21 crew completed key microgravity, medical and emergency drills aboard the Chinese mainland’s space station, powering up future space science and life-support systems.
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Scientists Spot Micro-Lightning on Mars for First Time
Scientists have, for the first time, detected micro-lightning in Mars’s atmosphere, offering new clues about the Red Planet’s weather and aiding future exploration.
China’s Top Scientists Chart the Future of Space Exploration
Over a thousand experts from the Chinese mainland gather at the Fourth China Space Science Assembly to discuss manned missions, lunar projects, global cooperation, and disaster warning tech.
China Analyzes Space Station Samples to Pave Way for Moon Missions
China’s Shenzhou-21 capsule delivered 46.7 kg of experiments from the China Space Station. Researchers probe biology, materials science, and combustion to gear up for Moon missions.
Space Mice Make History with Shenzhou-21 Crew 🚀🐭
Four specially selected mice are rocketing to the Chinese mainland’s space station with the Shenzhou-21 taikonaut crew, set to star in groundbreaking orbit experiments 🚀🐭
Shenzhou-20 Crew Aims 188-Day Space Stay Record 🚀
China’s Shenzhou-20 crew has spent 188 days in orbit and is set to break the country’s longest space mission record with groundbreaking EVAs and science experiments.
Saturn’s Moon Enceladus: A Hidden Ocean That Might Host Life 🌊🧬
New analysis of Cassini data reveals organic molecules in Enceladus’ icy plumes, boosting its status as a top spot for potential alien life. 🚀
New Black Hole Behavior Unveiled by Gravitational Wave Study
Researchers decode black hole behavior from gravitational wave data collected since 2015. Over 600 scientists, including 80+ Australians, joined the cosmic quest. 🚀
NASA Finds ‘Lumpy’ Mars Mantle Packed with Ancient Impact Fragments
NASA’s InSight data shows giant lumps of ancient impact debris in Mars’ mantle, revealing new clues about the Red Planet’s early history.