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China's 'Dream' Drills Deep-Sea Basalt in South China Sea
China's 'Dream' ocean drilling vessel retrieved deep-sea basalt in the South China Sea, becoming the third nation to core hard rock from a deep basin.
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Halzen Wins Nobel Physics Prize for Neutrino Astronomy
Francis Halzen wins the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for the IceCube observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos from beyond our solar system.
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New Dinosaur Shows Flight Evolved More Than Once
Chinese-led scientists describe Norellraptor barsboldi, a feathered dinosaur that assembled its flight apparatus independently of birds.
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China's FAST Telescope Marks 10 Years of Cosmic Discovery
China's Sky Eye FAST telescope marks 10 years since completion, having found over 1,300 pulsars and now expanding into a powerful array.
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NASA Lab Relocations Put Future Space Missions at Risk
NASA rushed Goddard engineers out of their labs. Seven workers tell NPR the moves lost critical equipment and expertise, risking future missions.
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VUB Welcomes Four US Climate Researchers to Brussels
VUB brings four American climate researchers to Brussels via new US Research Chair programme, strengthening transatlantic climate science collaboration.
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Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse to Dazzle Skywatchers Aug 27-28
A deep partial lunar eclipse will darken nearly 96% of the Moon's disk on Aug 27-28, 2026. Here's when and how to see it from Europe and the Americas.
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Belgian Discovery Could Rewrite Anatomy Textbooks Worldwide
University of Antwerp researchers made a groundbreaking anatomical discovery that challenges centuries-old teachings and could transform medical education.
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Solar Eclipse Captivates Belgium as Glasses Sell Out
Belgium prepares for its largest solar eclipse since 1999 as glasses sell out, while a Dutch woman's eye damage serves as a stark warning.
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China Discovers New Germanium Mineral in Sichuan
China's first independent germanate mineral, Wusiheite, discovered in Sichuan with 72% germanium oxide content, approved by international mineralogy body.
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China Wins Gold, 3 Silvers in Nuclear Science Olympiad Debut
China's team wins one gold and three silver medals in its debut at the International Nuclear Science Olympiad in Jeddah, ranking among top nations.
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Belgium Braces for Biggest Solar Eclipse Since 1999
Belgium prepares for its largest solar eclipse since 1999 on August 12, with 90% of the sun covered and a nationwide rush on eclipse glasses.
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China's Heavy Ion Accelerator Achieves First Physics Result
China's High-Intensity Heavy Ion Accelerator detects rare isotope hafnium-153, marking its first physics result and a milestone in nuclear research.
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Belgium Prepares for Rare Solar Eclipse on August 12
Belgium's biggest solar eclipse since 1999 arrives August 12, 2026. Here's what you need to know about viewing times, safety, and preparation.
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Asia Science Camp 2026 Opens in Hong Kong
Asia Science Camp 2026 opens at HKU, uniting 300+ young scientists from 30 countries with Nobel laureates for a week of learning.
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All-Optical Photonic Time Crystal Controls Terahertz Light
An international team created the first all-optical photonic time crystal, enabling ultrafast terahertz control for future optical computing and lasers.
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Chinese Mathematicians Win Fields Medal in Historic First
Two Chinese mathematicians have won the prestigious Fields Medal for the first time, marking a watershed moment for China's mathematical research.
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China Sets 2026 Science and Engineering Research Challenges
CAST releases 30 major scientific and engineering challenges at its annual conference, guiding China's 15th Five-Year Plan research priorities.
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China Issues 45 New Metrology Standards for Ecology and More
China's SAMR releases 45 new metrology standards covering ecology, electromagnetics, and clinical medicine, boosting carbon trading and water safety.
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Lowie Maes, 10, Becomes Belgium's Youngest Scientist
Ten-year-old Lowie Maes from Kruibeke is named Belgium's youngest scientist after winning the ZOO Science Young Scientist 2026 with owl pellet research.
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China Celebrates 10th National Science Workers' Day
China celebrated the 10th National Science Workers' Day on May 30, honoring 291 scientists at the 4th National Innovation and Striving Award ceremony.
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