From "Rare Earth King" to "Debt-ridden," the Cautionary Tale of the Jiang Family's Lost FortuneThe story of the Jiang family, where the son indulged in luxury cars and the father in gambling, leading to the dissipation of over 100 billion yuan in family assets, is not a fictional drama, but a real event that happened to the founder of "China Rare Earth Group," Jiang Quanzhong, and his son.Jiang Quanzhong wasn't born into wealth...

Chasing the Infinite: Humanity's Endless Quest for the Skies and the Mystery of Escaping Earth's GravitySince ancient times, humanity's yearning for the skies has been as boundless as its exploration of the unknown. From the initial gazing at the stars to today's interstellar voyages, we constantly challenge our capabilities, seeking to unravel the secrets of the universe...

Space Electromagnetic Technology Symposium: Focusing on Low-Earth Orbit Commercial Satellite Communication Payloads, Promoting Space Infrastructure ConstructionCurrently, the global aerospace industry is moving towards 6G, and space infrastructure is showing a trend of low-Earth orbit, commercialization, constellation formation, and low cost. In 2024, commercial space was included in the government work report, becoming a new type of productive force and a key driver of space infrastructure construction...

Giant Rare Earth Deposit: Opportunities and Challenges AwaitThe discovery of a giant fine-grained mineral fossil site in the Gobi desert region of Xinjiang, China, containing enough rare earth resources to sustain human use for seven hundred years, is undoubtedly exciting. However, the exploitation of this massive rare earth mine presents numerous challenges and is not simply a matter of "digging it out...

China's Space Program Soars: Remote Sensing Satellite 43 Successfully Launched, Pioneering New Technologies for Low-Earth Orbit ConstellationsOn August 16th, the Xichang Satellite Launch Center delivered good news: the Remote Sensing Satellite 43-01 group, launched aboard a Long March 4B rocket, successfully reached orbit. The successful launch of this "Chinese Star" marks another milestone for China's space program...

A 40-Year-Old Lost Satellite Sends a Mysterious Signal to Earth: Aliens or Technological Glitch?In 1965, NASA successfully launched the LES-1 satellite into orbit. However, the satellite encountered a series of problems after entering orbit...

Wang Yaping: The "Earth Warrior" Returning from the MoonWhen we talk about lunar exploration, we often picture magnificent spacecraft and brave astronauts. However, today, I want to introduce to you a true "Earth warrior" - Wang Yaping...

Fear on the Moon: Earth Through the Eyes of AstronautsLanding on the Moon was undoubtedly a giant leap for mankind, but what remains unknown to many is the inexplicable fear astronauts experience when looking back at Earth from the lunar surface. This fear does not originate from the apprehension of the unknown, but rather from the awe and shock that comes with witnessing their familiar home from a completely new perspective...

Beyond Earth, Towards the Stars: SpaceX and the Future of Space Exploration After Three Failed Test FlightsIntroduction: In recent years, space exploration has seen a resurgence in activity. SpaceX, a leading player in this field, has garnered immense attention with every endeavor...

54 Years in Space: Exploring the Mystery of Why "Dongfanghong-1" Hasn't Fallen Back to EarthOn April 24, 1970, a man-made satellite named "Dongfanghong-1" was successfully launched into space, marking China's status as the fifth country in the world capable of independently launching satellites. This "old comrade," symbolizing the rise of China's space program, has been drifting in space for 54 years, faithfully maintaining its orbit...

American Space Dream Stumbles: The "Wandering Earth" of Two Astronauts and Its Underlying ConcernsIntroductionIn June 2024, American astronauts Willmore and Williams embarked aboard the "Starliner" spacecraft towards the International Space Station (ISS), with a scheduled return to Earth on June 14th. However, the crewed spacecraft encountered a malfunction upon docking with the ISS, rendering it unable to return, leaving the two astronauts stranded in space, sparking global concern and highlighting underlying anxieties within the American aerospace industry...

Chinese cinemas have over 80000 screens. When thousands of viewers enter the cinema, they immerse themselves in the huge screen in front of them for two hours, being attracted by various stories, moved by characters, and shocked by the themes expressed, which is the charm of movies...