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Astronomers in China say they have identified a rare stellar trio that behaves like a real three-body system, offering an unusual laboratory for studying extreme gravity and pulsar physics. The finding is scientifically significant, but it is not the kind of chaotic celestial drama popularized in Liu Cixin’s fiction and film adaptations.
Chinese dramas are quietly gaining ground in India, challenging the long-held dominance of Korean content with stories that feel more flawed, more urban and more emotionally lived-in. Their appeal lies in ordinary settings, imperfect leads and women characters with agency, a combination that is drawing a widening audience across streaming platforms and fan communities.
The European Union is considering a far tougher trade weapon that would allow it to block Chinese companies from operating in its market, according to an exclusive report by the South China Morning Post. The move would mark a major escalation in Europe’s industrial policy as Brussels seeks to counter Beijing’s state-backed competition without fully severing trade ties.
Scientists studying a 165-million-year-old fossil from China have identified an unusual combination of a broad swimming tail and bony throat structures, suggesting that key mammal traits emerged far earlier than previously believed. The find is sharpening understanding of how early mammals adapted to water, and how those adaptations may have influenced later evolutionary pathways tied to feeding, breathing and ultimately mammalian biology.
The Houthis are attempting to assemble an advanced ballistic missile using Chinese-made components, according to a Wall Street Journal report that underscores the group’s growing technical sophistication despite years of war and sanctions. The effort, if confirmed, would deepen concerns in Washington, Jerusalem and Gulf capitals that the Iran-backed movement is expanding its strike range and resilience through a widening supply chain.
The Paris Motor Show has become a vivid showcase for the rise of Chinese automakers, whose growing presence underscores how quickly they are reshaping the global auto industry. Their expanding footprint in Europe comes as policymakers debate tariffs, local-content rules and industrial defenses that may slow, but are unlikely to stop, the competitive pressure.
Astronomers have identified an unusually green-hued star-like object that is forcing a rethink of how stellar light is classified and perceived. The finding, reported across major science outlets, underscores how rare combinations of temperature, composition, and observational effects can produce colors once thought impossible in real stars.
Astronomers are revisiting the fate of the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, two satellite galaxies that orbit the Milky Way in a long, unstable gravitational dance. New analysis underscores how their eventual collision, stripping, or merger could reshape our understanding of galaxy evolution, dark matter, and the long-term architecture of the local universe.
Astronomers have reported the first known green star, a bizarre white dwarf system whose unusual color appears to come from a companion star and the physics of stellar remnants rather than from a single, naturally green sun. The finding adds a striking new data point to the study of white dwarfs, the dense cores left behind after stars exhaust their fuel, and may help refine how scientists classify the final stages of stellar evolution.
Astronomers have reported the first known green star, a discovery that adds an unexpected color to the stellar catalog and deepens understanding of how dead stars can behave in binary systems. The object, described as a white dwarf in an unusual pairing, also highlights how extreme temperatures and atmospheric chemistry can produce surprising light signatures.
Starlink’s proposed Gen 3 satellite system is drawing renewed opposition from radio astronomers, who warn that a larger, more powerful constellation could intensify interference with sensitive observations of the universe. The dispute underscores a growing policy tension between rapid commercial expansion in low Earth orbit and the scientific community’s need to preserve quiet radio spectrum for research.
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