News on China's scientific and technological development.
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As long as the West decides to not do nuclear holocaust on Chinese out of jealousy, we will see more and more impactful science news out of China.
I know for a fact that many can't even stand the idea of colored folks catching up in anything meaningful.
Obscured space news lately:
Japan's Hayabusa-2 returns with asteroid samples.
China launches another Gaofeng optical survey satellite.
Chang'e 5 Lander could continue to do missions analyzing the moon's surface, and its mission is not over. Chang'e 5 Ascender has extra fuel left so a whole new mission is being planned for it.
Orbiter has separated from the Ascender to begin its journey home.
Japan's Hayabusa-2 returns with asteroid samples.
China launches another Gaofeng optical survey satellite.
Chang'e 5 Lander could continue to do missions analyzing the moon's surface, and its mission is not over. Chang'e 5 Ascender has extra fuel left so a whole new mission is being planned for it.
Orbiter has separated from the Ascender to begin its journey home.
Self-driving vending machines
Self driving vending machines are launching in China. Shown at Baidu Create, these auto vending machines help with last mile delivery and look like autonomous cars. They can hold 2,400 liters worth of products that can be purchased with a smartphone, and they travel up to 50km/h.
Self driving vending machines are launching in China. Shown at Baidu Create, these auto vending machines help with last mile delivery and look like autonomous cars. They can hold 2,400 liters worth of products that can be purchased with a smartphone, and they travel up to 50km/h.
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It's not a matter of scaling up. Right now fusion cannot even break even, meaning it produces less power than it requires. A lot more research is needed.
There is just little to no consistency in Modi Administration's recent decisions...anyway, if sustained, kudos to Huawei!
China sent out two satellites to measure gravitational waves.