China‘s MD-22 hypersonic drone took flight for the first time, and boasts a maximum range of 4,971 miles while transporting carry of up to 1,323 pounds, making it the perfect strike aircraft.
Architectural firm TAO’s concrete Nujiang Grand Canyon Bookstore in Yangpo Village atop China’s Gaoligong Mountains looks to be a building straight from the Blade Runner universe. Its reinforced concrete exterior and locally sourced materials adapts to the terrain, while the interior spans three levels, offering expansive views of Nujiang River.
Shenzhou-18 crew members aboard China’s Tiangong Orbital Outpost provide a rare glimpse into their daily routine. This modular space station was assembled in orbit from pieces launched separately. This design can greatly improve reliability, reduce costs, shorten development cycles, and meet diversified task requirements.
China has just revealed their Moon-landing spacesuit for the first time, and what stands out right away are the red stripes on its upper limbs. This design was inspired by ribbons from the famous “Flying Apsaras” of Dunhuang art, while those on its lower limbs are modeled after rocket launch flames.
China’s Chang’e-6 rover took an AI-assisted selfie on the Moon’s far side as it collected samples. How so? The 11-pound vehicle is essentially autonomous intelligent mini-robot that utilized algorithms to find the optimal spot on the lunar surface for a photograph of itself.
China’s Chang’e-6 spacecraft successfully landed inside the Apollo Crater in the Moon’s South Pole-Aitken Basin at 6:23 a.m. CST Sunday (June 2). The goal of this mission is to collect various rocks and soil from this region for the first time ever.