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Chinese researchers have successfully tested a full-system model of technology that could one day wirelessly transmit solar power from outer space to Earth.
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A research team at Xidian University in China announced it has successfully tested technology that would enable a space-based solar power plant that could
China Tests Technology That Could Beam Solar Power From Space to Earth -Researchers from Xidian University in Shaanxi province say they have successfully tested a model power station that captures sunlight high above the ground and converts it into microwave beams
Zhang Rongqiao, chief designer of China's first interplanetary endeavor－the Tianwen 1 Mars mission－was named on Thursday by the top scientific journal Nature as one of the 10 people "who mattered in science" this year.
China Daily Global / 2021-02 / 01 / Page015 The myth-buster Li Zhizhong is on a mission to provide accurate information about cancer, Wang Qian reports. Every minute last year, on average, nine people in China were diagnosed with cancer, while six others died from it, according to the latest data from the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization, which was released in December. It is estimated that by the age of 75, one in four people in China will develop cancer in one form or another, which means that it can affect anyone. But for Li Zhizhong, while such figures may paint a bleak picture, a cancer diagnosis doesn't necessarily mean a death sentence.