Will the Physical ID Card Become a Thing of the Past? "Black Technology" Brings an Identity Revolution, How Should the Elderly Cope?The second-generation ID card has become an integral part of our daily lives, but now news is emerging that it may be discontinued soon. Replacing it is an astonishing "black technology" that will fundamentally change the way we verify our identities...

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...

South-to-North Water Diversion Project: A Decade of Change and a Symbol of Engineering ProwessOver the past 30 years, China has undertaken countless large-scale infrastructure projects, some of which have garnered international attention, such as the Three Gorges Dam and the South-to-North Water Diversion Project. The latter, in particular, has sparked heated debates since its inception, with some expressing concerns about its potential negative impact on the domestic environment...

The Robot Army is Here: Beijing Yizhuang Builds a Future City of Technology!Beijing Yizhuang, a city brimming with technological vitality, is transforming into a bona fide "Robot City." On the streets, humanoid robots stroll leisurely; in factories, industrial robots sweat and toil; in hospitals, medical robots perform miracles of healing...

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...

Chengdu: China's First "Three-Airport City," the Next Economic Miracle?China's booming aviation industry is evident, with the continuous growth in the number of new routes reflecting not only the prosperity of the aviation market but also the significant role the aviation industry plays in driving urban economic growth. Today, dual-airport cities have become an important hallmark of urban development...

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...

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...

China's Space Program Creates Another Miracle: Two "Doomed" Satellites Return to Lunar Orbit, Unveiling the "Perigee Kick" Technology...

Samsung's 2nm Chip Technology Breakthrough: Backside Power Delivery Network (BSPDN) Enables a Smaller, Faster...

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...

The Age of Automation: Embracing Technology Without Being Left BehindIn recent years, the concept of "unmanned" has swept across the globe. Unmanned factories, restaurants, self-driving cars, supermarkets, delivery services...