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Satellites carrying quantum hardware into space may lead to a global network for delivering hack-proof cryptographic keys.

Buoyed by successes at the Moon and Mars, China is embarking on a science and exploration program of staggering scale.

Buoyed by successes at the Moon and Mars, China is embarking on a science and exploration program of staggering scale.

Through cooperation with other organizations, the X-ray Imaging Laboratory of NAOC began the research and development work on lobster-eye X-ray imaging technology in 2010.

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China’s potential to eclipse the United States in a quantum-technology arms race is an issue of acute concern to U.S. national security. Within the past decade, China has identified quantum capabilities as a mission-critical technology for its economic and national security measures.

Researchers at the Raman Research Institute (RRI) have successfully established secure communication between a stationary source and a moving receiver using Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), in what the institute announced as a first-of-its-kind demonstration in India. 

Quantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS), or Micius, is the world's first quantum communications satellite and was launched in August 2016.

The Chinese Academy of Sciences is looking at potential missions including a Ceres orbiter and a giant telescope to look for clues about the nature of

Three scientists who laid the groundwork for the understanding of the odd "entangling" behavior of quantum particles have received the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics.