Mysterious radio signals detected emanating from Antarctica's ice have left particle physicists baffled. The pulses were detected by the Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA)—an array of radio ...

An international team of scientists, including researchers from Penn State, discovered unusual radio impulses originating ...

A cosmic particle detector in Antarctica has detected a series of bizarre signals that defy the current understanding of ...

and supplies to China's five Antarctic research stations: the Great Wall Station (established in 1985), Zhongshan Station (1989), Kunlun Station (2009), Taishan Camp (2014), and the newly ...

28 inland researchers will travel over 1,300 kilometers to Dome A, where they will set up china's third base on Antarctica, Kunlun Station. The third station will be located seven kilometres ...

China has been active in Antarctica for over 40 years and has four year-round stations: Great Wall station in the Peninsula with capacity for 60 people, Zhongshan station in Larsemann Hills with ...

A Hong Kong college has collaborated with a mainland Chinese counterpart to design an information system for conducting experiments on a recent Antarctic ... tests at Kunlun Station in Antarctica ...

The man, Li Yuansheng, later became the first director of China's Antarctic Kunlun Station. At that time, Li as an exchange scholar, was assigned to an expedition about the ice sheet in Antarctica ...

The new Qinling station, located on Inexpressible Island in the Ross Sea, joins the existing Great Wall (Antarctic Peninsula), Zhongshan (eastern Antarctica), Taishan (eastern Antarctic highlands), ...

The new Chinese complex builds on the four other Antarctic research stations; Changcheng and Zhongshan are all-year stations, Taishan and Kunlun are summer stations.

Qinling is China’s third Antarctica research station that operates throughout the year, along with the Great Wall and Zhongshan stations. Its other two stations, Kunlun and Taishan, run only ...