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Chinese European Mars Express Aid To Study Atmosphere Near Sun

Chinese European Mars Express Aid To Study Atmosphere Near Sun

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The Mars Sun Transit is a phenomenon in which Earth and Mars move to opposite sides of the sun, and

Visible Light Communication To Consider As Promising Technology

Visible Light Communication To Consider As Future’s Promising Technology

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Recent studies show that a Visible Light Communication (VLC) transmitter not only emits visible light signals but also leaks RF

China says it may have received signals from aliens

June 17, 2022June 17, 2022 Abdul khalique 54 ViewsChina, received signals from aliens, signals 4 min read

China is claiming that aliens enormous “Sky Eye” telescope may have picked up trace signals from a distant alien civilization,

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An AI can read words in brain signals

April 4, 2020April 4, 2020 World Desk 18 Views 0 Comments brain, Read, signals, words 3 min read

It’s just a start, but it’s pretty exciting: a system that translates brain activity into text. For those unable to

FAST detected mysterious signals from deep space

FAST detected mysterious signals from deep space

September 11, 2019September 11, 2019 China Desk 46 Views 0 Comments signals, space 2 min read

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Wi-Fi signals can track devices in near-real time

Wi-Fi signals can track devices in near-real time

August 29, 2019August 29, 2019 Ammara Khan 59 Views 0 Comments signals, sonar, speed, Time, track 1 min read

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Brain speech can decode into real time written text

Brain speech can decode into real time written text

August 1, 2019September 6, 2019 Hasan Akhter 62 Views 0 Comments Reading, Real, signals, Software, speech, text, Time 1 min read

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FAST scope to search for signals from alien life

FAST scope to search for signals from alien life

July 16, 2019July 16, 2019 China Desk 65 Views 0 Comments Scope, search, signals 3 min read

The largest and most sensitive radio telescope ever built will hunt for signals from alien life and search for extrasolar

New tech allows gamers to connect via brain signals

New tech allows gamers to connect via brain signals

July 11, 2019September 6, 2019 Ammara Khan 35 Views 0 Comments signals, Tech 1 min read

Researchers have developed a new technology that allows multi-player collaboration using only communication through brain signals a step closer to

Gadget interpret thoughts into words by brain signals

Gadget interpret thoughts into words by brain signals

January 31, 2019September 6, 2019 Ammara Khan 75 Views 0 Comments signals, Technology, thoughts, translate, turn 2 min read

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A gadget that harvests energy from Wi-Fi signals

A gadget that harvests energy from Wi-Fi signals

January 30, 2019September 6, 2019 Ammara Khan 28 Views 0 Comments signals, Smartphone 1 min read

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When China built the world’s largest telescope, officials said it would make the country the global leader in radio astronomy. The problem is, they can’t find enough people to run it. Officials are struggling to find researchers to analyse the signals the US$180 million FAST radio telescope in southwest China’s mountainous Guizhou province is expected to detect from sources across the universe when it officially launches sometime in the first half of 2019. The plan had been to hire another two dozen researchers after the launch, according to job postings late last year on the website of the instrument’s owner, National Astronomical Observatories. But Zhang Shuxin, director of FAST, told the state-run newspaper Science and Technology Daily on Sunday that “so far we have only hired half of the researchers we need”. The job posting was republished on the National Astronomical Observatories website on Monday. The hiring scramble highlights the challenges faced by China’s scientific research community in attracting and keeping talent. Surmounting this obstacle is seen as critical if China is to achieve its goal of becoming an innovation leader by 2050. For job candidates, the major stumbling blocks often are financial incentives and research independence, researchers told the South China Morning Post. The telescope’s remote location also may give candidates pause. George Smoot, a Hong Kong University of Science and Technology professor who won the Nobel Prize in physics in 2006, said candidates interested in working in a more developed setting might think twice about spending a lot of time in an area known for its traditional rural villages. “Another issue is how much the Chinese Academy of Sciences will influence and direct activities there,” Smoot said. “It is an issue to people unless they have some straight link.” FAST (an acronym for the 500-metre Aperture Spherical Telescope) is a giant dish hidden in the remote mountains of Guizhou, which has some of the nation’s largest karst caves and limestone hills. These form depressions that naturally fit the shape of the dish – making it the ideal terrain for a giant telescope. Dubbed “Sky Eye”, the project was first outlined in 1994 by the late Chinese astronomer Nan Rendong, who also served as its chief scientist before his death last year. The telescope has discovered and identified 53 pulsars – a type of star – since it started tests in 2016, suggesting a high level of sensitivity. Jiang Peng, chief engineer of FAST, said “there is no doubt that FAST is the most sensitive radio telescope in the world.” According to Jiang, there are around 20 full time researchers currently on site.

China need researchers for mega telescope to interpret signals from across the universe

October 31, 2018January 8, 2019 Muhammad Hamza 65 Views 0 Comments Researchers, signals, telescope 4 min read

When China built the world’s largest telescope, officials said it would make the country the global leader in radio astronomy.