I guess it depends on what kind of targets you want it to monitor. I am sure PLA has already got the same, if not better, capabilities of its own. But, should it be needed, PLA wouldn't mind getting more SAR data of certain areas.
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A new method to make vaccines:
No surprise here:
Lemon8 is coming, before the US can ban TikTok. Imagine they ban TikTok, but Lemon8 becomes a better version of TikTok!
No surprise here:
Lemon8 is coming, before the US can ban TikTok. Imagine they ban TikTok, but Lemon8 becomes a better version of TikTok!
Chinese telescope LAMOST reaches new milestone in spectral data
BEIJING, March 31 (Xinhua) -- The Large Sky Area Multi-Object Fiber Spectroscopic Telescope (LAMOST) has become the world's first sky survey telescope to release more than 22 million spectra, said the National Astronomical Observatories under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (NAOC).The NAOC on Friday unveiled the LAMOST DR10 dataset to domestic users and foreign partners. The dataset consists of over 22.29 million spectra, exceeding the number of spectra released by all other international sky survey telescopes combined by 2.9 times.
According to the NAOC, the dataset is a collection of spectral data acquired by LAMOST observations from October 2011 to June 2022, including 11.81 million low-resolution spectra and 10.48 million medium-resolution spectra.
LAMOST became the first sky survey telescope in the world to release over 10 million spectra in 2019. Over the last four years, the number of spectra acquired by LAMOST has doubled, the NAOC noted.
To date, 1,385 users from 194 research institutes and universities in China, the United States, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, and other countries and regions are using LAMOST data for their research, said the NAOC.
Known as Guo Shoujing Telescope in China, LAMOST was put into operation to gather high-quality spectra, an important collection of data that helps astronomers concerned with celestial bodies' chemical composition, density, atmosphere and magnetism.
Even in 2015 the net outflow was tiny.
World's 1st commercial submarine data center hit the water in S China's Lingshui. The core equipment of the data center is a 1,300-tonne cylindrical tank, equivalent to the weight of 1,000 cars. With a diameter of 3.6 m, it is the world's largest submarine data module at present..
I heard a claim on a podcast this morning that 90% of Chinese AI PhD students who study in US stay there after receiving their doctorates. Claim sounds dubious (the speaker also claimed US had a commanding lead in AI compute) but does anyone know of any reliable stats on this?
false information. Over 80 percent of all Chinese students have returned to China after finishing their education abroad since 2012. and nearly 90 percent returned since 2019. percentage keep growing and growing
Yes but specifically AI doctorates?