A team of Chinese researchers has successfully pinpointed the growth years of three ancient timbers in the Forbidden City and traced their geographical origins via oxygen isotope analysis.
In a study published on Monday in the journal Nature Astronomy, a team of researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences attributed the stickiness of lunar regolith from the far side to the geometry of the particles, which are extremely small, very sharp and unusually jagged.
From October 10 to 18, the National Natural Science Foundation of China’s major research program "Tethys Geodynamic System" carried out a seven-day geological investigation in the Nepal Himalaya, in collaboration with the team led by Academician Bishal N. Upreti of Tribhuva...
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