Wednesday, 9th, 2024 | 2:15AM Updated
NASA just revealed the latest series of images beamed back by New Horizons probe, showing Pluto has a blue haze around it and bright red water ice on the surface.
A new study reveals how elephants despite their big size, almost do not develop cancer in their lifetimes due to their genetic makeup.
A new study details the first sequencing of an ancient human genome from Africa from 4,500 years ago where scientists recovered DNA evidence from Ethiopia.
Volkswagen AG admitted that it will not be able to sell diesel-powered vehicles in the United States for a long period.
NASA's New Horizon's Spacecraft came home with an interesting discovery on the dwarf planet, Pluto.
An alarming number of college students in China have received no form of sex education instruction. Only around 30 universities offer the subject countrywide.
Volkswagen faces another conundrum after the U.S. Chief admitted he already knew of the emission problems since 2014. Before the court hearing, Michael Horn, head of Volkswagen Americas, apologized to the congressional committee Oct. 8, Thursday, about the cheating on the pollution tests.
A family in Beijing with seven children is facing 700,000 yuan in fines. Most of their children have been excluded from social services for being undocumented.
A report by Duowei News has revealed the origins of artemisinin, the malaria drug that won pharmacologist Tu Youyou the Nobel Prize last week. The drug was the product of a military project during the Vietnam War.
Beijing’s local government is mulling on whether to implement an odd-even license plate scheme come winter. According to analysts, the move will significantly affect Beijing’s air quality.
Divers and archaeologists were able to save a large number of items from a sunken wreck of a warship called Zhiyuan, which was sunk by the Japanese navy approximately 121 years ago off the coast of Dandong, Northeast China.
A new study reports that one-third of China's young men will likely die from tobacco-related health conditions and diseases, but that figure can drop if they quit smoking. It also showed that two-thirds of male smokers in China start as young men, and half of them would eventually die from cigarettes or cigars unless they kicked the habit forever.
"Jilin-1" remote-sensing satellites were unveiled recently at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The satellites were made by the Chang Guang Satellite Technology Co. Ltd.
For this year, Chinese President Xi Jinping is Bloomberg's second most influential figure. Topping the list is U.S. Fed Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
A glass walkway in a cliff above a canyon in central China has been closed because of cracks that formed as several dozen tourists were walking on it.
A "Golden Bridge of Silk Road" structure has been erected in Beijing's Olympic Park.