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The University of Washington develops the jumping robot "DirectHop": it weighs only 1 gram and can accurately control the jumping height and move continuously.
Abstract: As drones increasingly enter fields such as industrial inspection, agricultural monitoring, and scientific res
Hubble’s old data reveals “cosmic mystery”: dead stars may give birth to second-generation planets
Abstract: Astronomers reanalyzing data collected by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope more than two decades ago have discove
Tianwen-3 will launch a Mars sample return mission around 2028
Abstract: On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of China’s aerospace industry, according to CCTV repor
The Webb Telescope discovered the "fingerprint" of catastrophic planetary impacts, revealing the violent collisions in the formation of Earth-like worlds
Abstract: Astronomers used NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to conduct an in-depth study of a rare type of young star s
Bennu asteroid sample rewrites understanding of origin, scientists discover that its birthplace was not at the edge of the solar system
Abstract: The Bennu asteroid samples brought back by NASA's "Osiris-Rex" exploration mission are changing the scientific
Research suggests that there may be alien life on nearby exoplanets, but most may still be in the microbial stage
Abstract: A new study proposes that whether complex life on exoplanets can evolve depends not only on how long the plane
Did Mars have an ancient ocean 3.5 billion years ago? Geological map compiled by China will give the answer
Summary: Was Mars once a water world? How long has water existed on Mars? China is about to draw a new generation of geo
Hidden structures on the far side of the moon may rewrite the evolution history of the moon's magnetic field
Abstract: A new study shows that an ancient volcanic structure buried on the far side of the moon may provide one of the