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China's self-developed floating airship breaks record
  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 16 May 2022

China's self-developed floating airship breaks record

Developed by the Aerospace Information Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), the floating airship "Jimu No.1" type III has a volume of 9,060 cubic meters.

Tonga eruption was 'record atmospheric explosion'
  • BBC
  • Sun, 15 May 2022

Tonga eruption was 'record atmospheric explosion'

The eruption of the Tonga volcano in January has been confirmed as the biggest explosion ever recorded in the atmosphere by modern instrumentation. It was far bigger than any 20th Century volcanic event, or indeed any atom bomb test conducted after WWII.

Moon soil used to grow plants for first time
  • BBC
  • Fri, 13 May 2022

Moon soil used to grow plants for first time

Scientists have grown plants in lunar soil for the first time, an important step towards making long-term stays on the moon possible. Researchers used small samples of dust collected during the 1969-1972 Apollo missions to grow a type of cress.

China's Mars rover finds water evidence on the red planet: study
  • TRN Online
  • Thu, 12 May 2022

China's Mars rover finds water evidence on the red planet: study

The study published on Thursday in the journal Science Advances revealed that a large impact basin on Mars contained liquid water during the Amazonian epoch, the planet's most recent geologic epoch.

China speeds up future-oriented infrastructure development
  • TRN Online
  • Thu, 12 May 2022

China speeds up future-oriented infrastructure development

During the first three months of the year, some 81,000 5G base stations were built across the country, bringing the total to over 1.5 million, official data showed

'Critical mass' of polluters setting carbon targets
  • BBC
  • Thu, 12 May 2022

'Critical mass' of polluters setting carbon targets

The number of big polluters setting targets to cut CO2 emissions has reached a "critical mass", an UN-backed report has said. But firms in Asia, Africa and Latin America are lagging behind Europe, the US and Japan, the Science-Based Targets Initiative said.

'Fifty-fifty chance' global warming tops 1.5C soon
  • BBC
  • Tue, 10 May 2022

'Fifty-fifty chance' global warming tops 1.5C soon

The likelihood of crossing a key global warming threshold has risen significantly, according to a new analysis. UK Met Office researchers say that there's now around a fifty-fifty chance that the world will warm by more than 1.5C over the next five years.

China applies fine wind forecast system to ensure spacecraft-rocket transfer
  • TRN Online
  • Sun, 8 May 2022

China applies fine wind forecast system to ensure spacecraft-rocket transfer

The forecast system can provide real-time visual weather forecasts based on the latest meteorological information of the near-surface wind, with three-dimensional simulation images as well as change parameters of wind power and direction.

Mine e-waste, not the Earth, say scientists
  • BBC
  • Sun, 8 May 2022

Mine e-waste, not the Earth, say scientists

The recycling of e-waste must urgently be ramped up because mining the Earth for precious metals to make new gadgets is unsustainable, scientists say.

Climate change: Spring egg-laying shifts by three weeks
  • BBC
  • Thu, 5 May 2022

Climate change: Spring egg-laying shifts by three weeks

"In some parts of this wood, egg-laying has shifted by three weeks," explains Dr Ella Cole of Oxford University.

World's highest automatic weather station to be set up on Mt. Qomolangma
  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 2 May 2022

World's highest automatic weather station to be set up on Mt. Qomolangma

If the station is established successfully, it will replace the one at an altitude of 8,430 meters set up by the British and U.S. scientists on the south side of the mountain in 2019, to be the world's highest of its kind, according to the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research (ITP), Chinese Academy of Sciences.

How India's drone start-ups could change healthcare
  • BBC
  • Sun, 1 May 2022

How India's drone start-ups could change healthcare

Drones have been touted as a game-changer for India's medical industry, and for what they could do to make healthcare accessible to remote regions. Some operators have run successful test flights ever since India liberalised drone rules last year. The BBC's Andrew Clarance reports on what the future looks like.

China launches new satellites
  • TRN Online
  • Sat, 30 April 2022

China launches new satellites

China successfully sent five satellites into planned orbit from a platform in the East China Sea at 11:30 a.m. Saturday (Beijing Time).

Recent Updates

Nepal-India talks to focus on hydropower, infrastructure and connectivity
  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 16 May 2022

Nepal-India talks to focus on hydropower, infrastructure and connectivity

  • TRN Online
  • Mon, 16 May 2022

NC wins chair and vice-chair in Raghuganga

  • The Rising Nepal
  • Mon, 16 May 2022

Comedian ‘Dittha Sab’ now ward member

  • The Rising Nepal
  • Mon, 16 May 2022

1.5 quintals waste collected from Shivapuri

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