China's Telecommunications Revenue Shows Steady Growth, Emerging Businesses are Highlights...

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...

The Legacy of the Soviet Union: A Crucial Link in China's Aviation Engine DevelopmentThe collapse of the Soviet Union marked the end of an era and triggered a global redistribution of resources and technology. Russia, as the main successor to the Soviet Union, naturally took over most of the territory and military industry...

WeChat Password "Database Collision": Unemployed Man in Guangxi Finds Lost Phone, Launches Frenzy of Account TheftIn 2022, Sheng, an unemployed man in Guangxi, unexpectedly found a phone without a screen lock password. He discovered that the owner's WeChat account was still logged in, and the account and password were saved in the Favorites section...

A Decade of Exploration: Rosetta Unveils the Secrets of Comet 67PIn 2014, after a decade-long journey through deep space, the Rosetta spacecraft successfully reached its destination Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. This marked the first time in history that a spacecraft had ever orbited and landed on a comet...

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...

Thailand Small Plane Crash Kills 9: No Black Box, Investigation to Rely on Witness AccountsA small plane crashed in the eastern Thai province of Chonburi on the afternoon of August 22, killing all 9 people on board. The Chinese embassy in Thailand confirmed that 5 of the passengers were Chinese nationals...

The Great Reshuffle: Foreseeing the Future, Seizing OpportunitiesThe tides of time are surging, and the winds of change are whipping. An unprecedented Great Reshuffle is quietly unfolding, not a mere alarmist notion, but a historical trend driven by the confluence of factors including the ebb of globalization, technological revolution, and demographic shifts...

Helicopter "Air Taxi" Service Launches: Kunshan to Pudong in Just 30 Minutes, Ushering in a New Era of Low-Altitude Transportation in the Yangtze River DeltaOn the morning of August 18th, a helicopter carrying two passengers took off from the Kunshan City Aviation Terminal in Jiangsu province, embarking on a point-to-point low-altitude passenger transportation journey involving "air-ground-air" travel. After a nearly 30-minute flight, the helicopter landed at the Shanghai Pudong Xingye Flight Base at 8:58 AM...

"Shutting down e-commerce": A Cure for Unemployment or a Band-Aid Solution? In recent times, a controversial suggestion has emerged online "shut down e-commerce". This seemingly simple and forceful solution is seen by some as a "magic bullet" to address the current severe unemployment situation...

Why Do Female Astronauts Take Birth Control? Unveiling the Secret Challenges of SpaceIn 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space, ushering in a new era. Today, countless astronauts have ventured into space, but what remains largely unknown is that the number of female astronauts is remarkably small, and almost all of them are required to take birth control pills before missions...

Nuclear Waste: A Global Challenge and Unignorable RisksAccording to statistics from the International Atomic Energy Agency on the types and quantities of nuclear waste around the world and in China, the amount of nuclear waste generated globally each year reaches tens of thousands of tons, with low- and intermediate-level waste accounting for over half. China alone generates about 3,500 tons of nuclear waste annually, with the vast majority coming from nuclear power plants...