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China is about to land on the far side of the moon with Chang'e 6

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China is about to land on the far side of the moon with Chang'e 6

Landing on the far side of the moon is rarely attempted, due to difficulties communicating with Earth, but China is about to try. If successful, its Chang'e 6 mission will then bring lunar samples back home

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China is sending its Chang’e 6 spacecraft to the far side of the moon

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A section of the Great Wall of China made with rammed earth

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Great Wall of China protected from erosion by coat of lichen and moss

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Why China's clean energy tech will determine our climate future

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Humans

Terracotta Army shoes reveal secrets of ancient Chinese footwear

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Why is China drilling a hole more than 10,000 metres deep?

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China reclaims pandas from US zoos – is the panda politics era over?

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Security personnel keep watch outside Wuhan Institute of Virology during the visit by the World Health Organization (WHO) team tasked with investigating the origins of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in??Wuhan, Hubei province, China February 3, 2021. REUTERS/Thomas Peter - RC2TKL9J8J25

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US agency says covid-19 may have leaked from lab – here's what to know

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Aerial view of tractor in wheat field harvesting straw for biomass power generation

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China can make staple crops carbon-negative by adding biochar to soil

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US sailors recovering the Chinese high-altitude surveillance balloon

Technology

Chinese spy balloon: Everything we know after US recovers wreckage

The US has recovered the wreckage of a Chinese surveillance balloon after shooting it down with a fighter jet last week – here's what has been discovered and what it might mean

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Suspected Chinese 'spy balloon' shot down by US fighter jet over sea

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China prepares to launch laboratory module to Tiangong space station

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China is putting nature at risk with its biodiversity summit delays

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Are the world's most powerful supercomputers operating in secret?

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