Science & Tech

By Alexander Gu Charles H. Loeb, a black war correspondent, wrote in an article published by the National Negro Publishers Association in...

By Frank Yin When most people think about VR or virtual reality, they think of a chunky gaming box covering a person’s eyes. But many do...

By Sophia Mao Last Friday, the Centers for Disease Control gave its support to the Food and Drug Administration by announcing that they...

By Ya Han Hsu After the two nuclear bombs exploded in Japan, the U.S. government had tried to cover the truth of radioactives’ damage,...

By Moya Zhao The People’s Daily, a state run newspaper, has heavily criticized online platforms for giving fame and wealth to individuals...

By Moya Zhao There has been a new Covid outbreak that was first discovered in Nanjing. It has since spread to five provinces in Beijing...

By Cana Yao In a harsh, hyperarid desert, there grows a plant that “cannot die.” Scientists have been uncovering its genetic secrets to...

By Alexander Gu Dixons Carphone, British retailer, recently used AI to corral shoppers towards their stores with the line “The time is...

By Alexander Gu The welwitschia, a plant that lives in the harsh desert between southern Angola and northern Namibia, the Namib desert,...

By Vincent Ng In the Starbase R&D facility in Boca Chica, Texas the biggest spaceship is being constructed. The rocket is being...