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China Quantum Lab Anchors Global Effort With No Fault-Tolerant Machine
HEFEI, September 15 — China’s national quantum laboratory in Hefei anchors one of the largest state-backed quantum research…
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Asia Expands Oil, Gas Storage After Hormuz Crisis
SINGAPORE, Sept 4 — Asian governments are racing to expand strategic oil and gas storage closer to home,…
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China’s Rare Earth Mining Dominates Global Tech Supply Chains
Beijing, August 31 — China has intensified its push to secure rare earth supply chains, with the Ministry…
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U.S. Rare Earth Imports From China Drop 15% Amid Export Controls
U.S. Rare Earth Output Reaches 40,000 Tons in 2023 According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the United States…
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Global Construction Boom Threatens Ecosystems with River Sand Demand
BEIJING, Aug 5 — Global consumption of sand and gravel has reached an estimated 50 billion tons a…
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Data and Figures: The Measured Scale of Ocean Oxygen Loss
BEIJING, July 27 — Oxygen minimum zones now cover approximately 10 million square kilometres of the tropical Pacific…
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Power Purchase Agreements Lock Data Center Energy Prices
BEIJING, July 20 — More than 137 firms across 32 countries reported signing power purchase agreements in 2021,…
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USGS Detects 5.2 Kermadec Islands Earthquake at Shallow Depth
The first sign came from deep below the Pacific floor. At 05:46 UTC on July 18, 2026, a…
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Another Moderate Earthquake Strikes Near Kermadec Islands on July 17
The Kermadec Islands region shook again on July 17. A magnitude 5.0 earthquake hit at 13:16 UTC, according…
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Dr. Vikram Sarabhai: The Visionary Behind India’s Space Program
BENGALURU, July 17 — The Indian Space Research Organisation, founded by Dr. Vikram Sarabhai in 1969, continues to…
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Shallow Depth Amplifies Quake Near South Sandwich Islands
LONDON, July 15 — A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck east of the South Sandwich Islands on July 15,…
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US, Allies Intensify Global Race to Break China’s Rare Earth Grip
BEIJING, July 14 — Global rare earth oxide production reached an estimated 350,000 metric tons in 2023, with…
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Global satellite industry revenue hits $281 billion in 2022
LUXEMBOURG, July 14 — The global satellite industry generated $281 billion in revenue in 2022, a figure that…
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Allied Nations Japan, South Korea, India Face Energy Risks
TOKYO, July 13 — 470 million barrels of crude oil sit in Japan’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve, equivalent to…
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Strait of Hormuz: The Strategic Chokepoint for Global Oil Supplies
DUBAI, July 10 — Approximately 21 million barrels per day of crude oil and petroleum products transited the…
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CALT’s Wang Wei Leads China’s Reusable Rocket Development
BEIJING, July 10 — Wang Wei, chief designer of the Long March 10 rocket family at the China…
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Wang Xiaojun leads CALT in developing China’s next-gen rockets
BEIJING, July 10 — The president of the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT), Wang Xiaojun, has…
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Long March 10B Reusability vs SpaceX Falcon 9 and Blue Origin
BEIJING, July 10 — The Long March 10B, China’s first liquid-fueled rocket with a reusable first stage, has…
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China’s Long March Rocket Family: From 1970 to the Reusable Long
BEIJING, July 10 — The Long March 10B, which became the first Chinese orbital rocket to achieve first-stage…
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Macquarie Island Quake at 10 km Depth Considered Shallow by Seismologists
Macquarie Island Quake: Tectonic Grinding Behind the Shallow Shaking A magnitude 5 earthquake struck west of Macquarie Island…
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China Builds Third Pad at Wenchang for Lunar Missions
WENCHANG, July 10 — China’s southernmost launch site, the Wenchang Space Launch Site on Hainan Island, has become…
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Elon Musk and Gwynne Shotwell: Leadership in SpaceX’s Rise
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 9 — SpaceX’s leadership structure, with Elon Musk at the top and a tight-knit group…
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Study Shows Daughter’s Influence On Gender Equality Views In Japan
TOKYO, July 8 — A study published in the journal Political Behavior examines how having a daughter shapes…
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Transcontinental Railroad’s 1869 Completion Reshaped America Forever
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869 accelerated the displacement of Native American…
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