The Hubble Space Telescope recently revealed images of three stars exploded into supernovae that have been exiled from their host galaxies.
A robot samurai recently went toe-to-toe with Guinness World Record holder, Japanese swordsman Isao Machii. In the battle of man vs. machine, the super samurai robot used swordsman skills and a katana weapon against the traditional Japanese soldier, in an epic clash.
The baby beluga whale born at an aquarium in Atlanta, Ga., died just days before it becomes a month old. The birth of the female calf at the Georgia Aquarium on May 10 was considered a milestone for whales born in captivity.
China on Friday dismissed U.S. accusations that the Chinese government is behind the breach of millions of U.S. federal employees' personal information online, saying such allegations are “irresponsible” and “unscientific.”
China is set to host the World Robot Conference 2015, which will be held in Beijing from Nov. 23-25, 2015. The event aims to focus on collaborative innovation and the building of an intelligent society, the Xinhua News Agency reported.
Chinese scientists have reportedly completed the genome sequencing of the first case of imported Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), and found that the virus has no evidence of variation that would make it more contagious, the Xinhua News Agency reported.
Organic food products are becoming a hot commodity in China, stoked by better health awareness among Chinese citizens and recent food safety scandals in the country.
Strengthened South-South cooperation--that’s what China is asking the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in the recently concluded 2015 Annual Session of UNDP/UNFPA/UNOPS Executive Board. Chinese envoy Wang Min, the country’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the U.N., spoke in behalf of the Chinese government.
Two of Pluto's small moons, Nix and Hydra, are driven by the central "binary planet" comprising the planet and its large moon, Charon, causing them to rotate chaotically, a new NASA study revealed.
A NASA simulator lets Earthlings experience noontime sunlight from the faraway dwarf planet Pluto, without leaving the comforts of home sweet home. The NASA project "Pluto Time" provides climate data about when to experience the most Pluto-like sunlight, based on users' location information.
Researchers recently found the tiniest frogs in the world, measuring only 0.4 inches, in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest. It is rare for the miniaturized frogs, which are part of the genus Brachycephalus, to exceed one centimeter as adults, according to the researchers.
Beijing is back to the forefront of reforming emission standards in China. In line with the policies being implemented by the Chinese government throughout the country, Beijing has announced that the capital will implement its 6th stage emission regulation on automobiles in 2016.
After some delays due to unfavorable weather, NASA has decided to cancel its second test flight of its flying saucer that may one day bring humans to Mars.
A new study reveals several species of miniature frogs endemic to the remote cloud rainforests in Brazil.
The urban expansion of 14 major cities of China, which include Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou, will soon be limited by the end of the year, according to an urban planning official, the Global Times reported.
