To support the teaching of the Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year, we've created a collection of primary resources. When is the Lunar New Year? Lunar New Year marks the start of a new ...

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The Double Ninth Festival falls on the ninth day of the ninth month on the Chinese lunar calendar. In Chinese folklore, the number nine is the largest number - it's a homonym to the Chinese word ...

including tests of bricks made of simulated lunar soil that could one day be used to build a research base on the moon. Three Chinese astronauts blasted off on a mission to China's Tiangong space ...

One of these experiments is expected to involve exposing bricks made from simulated lunar soil to conditions ... with Wang Haoze also being the third female Chinese national sent into space.

The Double Ninth Festival falls on the ninth day of the ninth month on the Chinese lunar calendar. In Chinese folklore, the number nine is the largest number - it's a homonym to the Chinese word ...

The spacecraft Shenzhou-19 and its three crew lifted off atop a Long March-2F rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in northwest China at 4:27 a.m. (2027 GMT), according to state media.

One of these experiments is expected to involve exposing bricks made from simulated lunar soil to conditions in space. Should the tests prove successful, the bricks could be a key material used in ...

China sent three astronauts on Wednesday to its permanently inhabited space station, where they will conduct dozens of scientific experiments, some related to the construction of human habitats ...

A Chinese official whisked a red blanket off a glass case containing the tiny lunar fragment at a ceremony witnessed by space agency chiefs of Europe, the United States, Japan and elsewhere.