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Incoming Chinese Rocket Engine Punches Hole In House

2021-01-02T01:35:12Z

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For The Kingdom From In To The People-Oriented

2021-01-01T22:01:03Z

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Toddler Gets Stuck In A Tiny Gap Between Two Walls While Chasing A Dog

2021-01-01T16:07:36Z

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A toddler in [/news/china/index.html China] has been rescued after getting trapped in a crack between two walls measuring just eight inches wide. The one-year-old boy ended up in the extremely narrow gap after running into it while chasing a dog, according to the local fire brigade. He survived the incident unhurt after firefighters used a rope to pull him out gently. The one-year-old ended up in the crack after running into it while chasing a dog in China Firefighters in Dongfang, Hainan, tried to console the boy while lowering a rope towards him RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8921541/Chinese-pupils-forced-throw-mobile-phones-water-entire-school.html Chinese pupils are forced to throw their mobile phones into...] [/news/article-8921275/Chinese-mans-bile-ducts-filled-huge-parasites-ate-raw-fish-regularly.html Seafood lover's bile duct is 'filled with huge parasites'...] [/news/article-8910233/Woman-abandons-newborn-grandson-leaving-box-street-China.html Chilling moment woman 'abandons her newborn grandson' by...] [/news/article-8920797/Pets-sold-prizes-Kittens-puppies-forced-live-game-machine-Chinese-mall.html Kittens and puppies are forced to live in a game machine so...] Share this article Share The incident took place at around 10.30am on Wednesday in southern China's Hainan Province. According to a released by the Hainan Firefighting Department, the child was stuck between a building's exterior wall and a neighbouring wall. He was found near a primary school in Dongfang City's Basuo Town. The boy, who remains unidentified, was said to be so distressed he could not stop crying while [http://www.glamour.de/content/search/?SearchText=remaining%20jammed remaining jammed] in the tiny gap. Firefighters were informed by the toddler's mother who claimed that her son had been stranded between two walls and could not move at all. Two fire engines and 11 firefighters arrived at the scene shortly and found out that the gap was about 20 centimetres (7.9 inches) wide. The boy's mother claimed he had been stranded between two walls and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] could not move at all A firefighter and the boy's parents grabbed him carefully when he was within arm's reach [ ]released by the Hainan Firefighting Department shows officers trying to console the boy while lowering a rope towards the child. The authority said firefighters were able to attach the rope to the boy's body before guiding him to move towards the opening slowly. A firefighter and the boy's parents waited at one side of the building and grabbed him carefully when he was within arm's reach. The boy did not sustain any injuries, the rescuers said. data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ Hainan Firefighting Department/Weibo] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Malware Probes Find A China Angle

2021-01-01T15:55:44Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> China is coming under scrutiny as the possible source of malicious software and Internet attacks directed at foreign governments and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] other institutions. A pair of recent research reports have cast some light on shadowy online initiatives with roots in China. Completed separately, both reports--"Tracking GhostNet," from the [ Munk Centre for International Studies in Toronto], and "The snooping dragon," from the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory--address the Chinese government's efforts to monitor the activities of the Dalai Lama and the [https://www.rewards-insiders.marriott.com/search.jspa?q=governing governing] of Tibet. Asked about the reports, analysts in China say that such claims are exaggerated and politically motivated, [ according to CNN]. Meanwhile, Vietnamese security firm BKIS says it has come across clues suggesting that the Conficker worm, which is supposed to start communicating with computers on April 1, [/news/conficker-worm-might-originate-in-china/ may have Chinese origins]. BKIS reported Monday that it spotted similarities between Conficker's code and that of the 2001 Nimda virus, though in both cases the findings are not at all definitive. In "[ Tracking GhostNet: Investigating a Cyber Espionage Network]," issued over the weekend, the Canadian researchers say that the GhostNet comprises 1,295 infected computers in 103 countries, almost one third of them being "high-value targets, including ministries of foreign affairs, [ embassies], international organizations, news media, and NGOs." Despite going into great detail about how the GhostNet operates, and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] acknowledging the Chinese government's interest in the strategic exploitation of cyberspace, the Munk Centre researchers stop short of pointing fingers directly at a perpetrator: The capabilities of GhostNet are far-reaching. The report reveals that Tibetan computer systems were compromised giving attackers access to potentially sensitive information, including documents from the private office of the Dalai Lama. The report presents evidence showing that numerous computer systems were compromised in ways that circumstantially point to China as the culprit. But the report is careful not to draw conclusions about the exact motivation or the identity of the attacker(s), or how to accurately characterize this network of infections as a whole. The report argues that attribution can be obscured. The breaches tended to stem from a so-called social-engineering exploit, in which targets in the Tibetan community were sent an e-mail that appeared to be from the address campaigns@freetibet.org and that carried an attached Word document titled "Translation of Freedom Movement ID Book for Tibetans in Exile"--and that Word document was infected with the malicious code. The compromise of targeted systems could be substantial: The system directs infected computers to download a Trojan known as gh0st RAT that allows attackers to gain complete, real-time control. These instances of gh0st RAT are consistently controlled from commercial Internet access accounts located on the island of Hainan, People's Republic of China. Our investigation reveals that GhostNet is capable of taking full control of infected computers, including searching and downloading specific files, and covertly operating attached devices, including microphones and web cameras. About 70 percent of the control servers behind the attack had Internet Protocol addresses assigned to China, but researchers also found such servers in the U.S., Sweden, South Korea, and Taiwan. Of the nearly 1,300 infected computers, Taiwan had the most, followed by the U.S., Vietnam, and India. Given that China has the world's largest Internet population, the researchers say, "the sheer number of young digital natives online can more than account for the increase in Chinese malware. With more creative people using computers, it's expected that China (and Chinese individuals) will account for a larger proportion of cybercrime." And while the Tibetan computer systems were "conclusively compromised," the report says, "it is not clear whether the attacker(s) really knew what they had penetrated, or if the information was ever exploited for commercial or intelligence value." The University of Cambridge report, "[ The snooping dragon: social-malware surveillance of the Tibetan movement]," doesn't refrain from charging that the Chinese government was directing malware attacks: "(I)t was a targeted surveillance attack designed to collect actionable intelligence for use by the police and security services of a repressive state, with potentially fatal consequences for those exposed." Both reports also addressed the broader implications of the practices and behaviors observed in the Tibet-related malware efforts, and warn of the need for increased vigilance by both IT professionals and everyday computer users. As in many other breaches, from the [/news/melissa-virus-turns-10/ Melissa virus] 10 years ago to the Conficker worm today, breaches succeeded in part because people using the computer systems failed to take precautions when surfing the Web or opening e-mail messages. The costs could be significant, according to the Cambridge University report: As social-malware attacks spread, they are bound to target people such as accounts-payable and payroll staff who use computers to make payments. Prevention will be hard. The traditional defence against social malware in government agencies involves expensive and intrusive measures that range from mandatory access controls to tiresome operational security procedures. These will not be sustainable in the economy as a whole. Evolving practical low-cost defences against social-malware attacks will be a real challenge. 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Trump Administration Backs Off Plans To Ban Chinese Passenger Airlines From US

2021-01-01T14:09:01Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Air China was one of the airlines affected by the order. Bernd Wüstneck/Getty Images For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the [ WHO website]. The Trump administration scrapped a plan to [ bar Chinese carriers] from flying to the US from June 16, the Department of Transportation said Friday, after China let American carriers resume some flights, which were suspended because of the [ coronavirus pandemic]. The initial order, which went out Wednesday, argued that the Chinese government "impaired the operating rights of US carriers" by failing to comply with an agreement on flights between the two countries. The order applied to Air China, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Sichuan Airlines and Xiamen Airlines. CNET Culture Entertain your brain with the coolest news from space to superheroes, memes to robots. In March, the Chinese government said the country's airlines could fly a single passenger flight each week to any country, a limitation meant to curb the coronavirus' spread. The [https://www.behance.net/search?content=projects&sort=appreciations&time=week&search=updated updated] US DOT order allows Chinese carriers to operate two weekly passenger flights to and from the US, and China will let American carriers to do the same. On Wednesday, United, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc] one of the US carriers that was unable to resume service to China, said it looks forward to "resuming passenger service between the United States and China when the regulatory environment allows us to do so." A spokeswoman for Delta, which was also impacted, said the airline supports and [https://www.b2bmarketing.net/search/gss/appreciates appreciates] "the US government's actions to enforce our rights and ensure fairness." Neither airline immediately responded to requests for comment on the updated order. Related stories [/news/huawei-ban-full-timeline-us-sanctions-china-trump-administation-5g-uk/ Huawei ban timeline: Senator says China is using company to drive wedge between US and UK] [/roadshow/news/first-chinese-cars-import-us-pandemic/ Plans to import first Chinese cars to US scrapped amid pandemic] [/health/us-accuses-china-of-trying-to-hack-coronavirus-vaccine-research/ US accuses China of trying to hack coronavirus vaccine research] Now playing: Watch this: Trump issues order to stop alleged 'unchecked power'... 2:03 [/tags/travel/ Travel] [/coronavirus/ Coronavirus] [/tags/donald-trump/ Donald Trump] [/topics/politics/ Notification on Notification off Politics]

U.S. China Trade Jibes As Military Tensions Worsen

2021-01-01T13:33:16Z

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By Ben Blanchard Aug 27 (Reuters) - The United States and China traded jibes as military tensions grow between the world's two largest economies, with the U.S. defense chief vowing not to "cede an inch" in the Pacific and China saying Washington was risking soldiers' lives. Both are at loggerheads over issues from technology and human rights to Chinese military activities in the disputed South China Sea, with each accusing the other of deliberately provocative behavior. In the latest U.S. move against China ahead of November's presidential election, Washington on Wednesday blacklisted 24 Chinese companies and targeted individuals over construction and military actions in the busy South China Sea waterway. On Thursday, a U.S. Navy warship carried out a routine operation near the Paracel Islands in the South China Sea, something frequently criticized by Beijing as threatening its sovereignty. In Hawaii, U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) wanted [http://www.houzz.com/?search=Beijing Beijing] to project power globally via its military. "To advance the CCP's agenda, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) continues to pursue an aggressive modernization plan to achieve a world class military by the middle of the century," Esper said. "This will undoubtedly involve the PLA's provocative behavior in the South and East China Seas, and anywhere else the Chinese government has deemed critical to its interests." However, Esper said the United States wanted to "hopefully continue to work with the People's Republic of China to get them back on a trajectory that is more aligned with the international rules based order." Speaking before a regional [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc], Esper described the Indo-Pacific as the epicenter of a "great power competition with China." He added, "We're not going to cede this region, an inch of ground if you will, to another country, any other country that thinks their form of government, their views on human rights, their views on sovereignty, their views on freedom of the press, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, all those things, that somehow that's better than what many of us share." President Donald Trump's administration has repeatedly bashed China over issues including its handling of the coronavirus, a common theme during this week's Republican National Convention. In Beijing, China's Defense Ministry shot back at "certain U.S. politicians" it said were damaging Sino-U.S. military ties in the run-up to the November election for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] their own selfish gain, even seeking to create military clashes. "This kind of behavior puts the lives of frontline officers and soldiers on both sides at risk," spokesman Wu Qian told reporters at a monthly briefing on Thursday. China is not scared of "provocation and pressure" from the United States, and will resolutely defend itself and not allow the United States to cause trouble, he added. "We hope the U.S. side will truly adopt a strategic vision, view China's development with an open and rational attitude, and leave behind the quagmire of anxiety and entanglement." The tension has sparked fears of accidental conflict. A U.S. defense official told Reuters on Wednesday that China had launched four medium-range ballistic missiles that hit the South China Sea between Hainan Island and the Paracel Islands. On Thursday, the Pentagon said it was concerned about China's recent military exercises, including the firing of the missiles. "Conducting military exercises over disputed territory in the South China Sea is counterproductive to easing tensions and maintaining stability," the Pentagon said in a statement. It added that the U.S. military had told Chinese authorities in July that it would continue to monitor the situation with "the expectation that the PRC (People's Republic of China) will reduce its militarization and coercion of its neighbors in the South China Sea." (Reporting by Ben Blanchard in Taipei; Additional reporting by Cate Cadell, Yew Lun Tian in Beijing and Idrees Ali in Washington; Editing by Cynthia Osterman and Rosalba O'Brien)

List 4 4 Of Sports Events Affected By Coronavirus Pandemic

2021-01-01T13:23:22Z

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SOFTBALL Men´s World Cup in Auckland, New Zealand from Feb. 20-28, 2021 postponed to Feb. 19-27, 2022. SUMO Spring Basho in Osaka from March 8-22, no spectators. Summer Basho in Tokyo from May 10-24 postponed to May 24-June 7, canceled. Nagoya Basho from July 5-19 moved to Tokyo from July 19-Aug. 2. Kyushu Basho in Fukuoka from Nov. 8-22 moved to Tokyo. SURFING World Surfing Games in El Salvador from May 9-17 postponed to June 6-14 postponed to May 8-16, 2021. TABLE TENNIS World team championships in Busan, South Korea from March 22-29 postponed to June 21-28 postponed to Sept. 27-Oct. 4 postponed to Feb. 28-March 7, 2021. World championships in Houston from June 17-26, 2021 postponed. Asian Cup in Hainan, China from Feb. 28-March 1 postponed. Polish Open in Gliwice from March 11-15, from March 13, Day 3 of 5 canceled. Italian Open in Riccione from April 1-5 canceled. Caribbean championships in Havana from April 3-8 postponed to 2021. Asian Olympic qualifying tournament in Bangkok from April 6-12 postponed to 2021. European Olympic qualifying tournament in Moscow from April 8-12 postponed to 2021. Latin American Olympic qualifying tournament in Rosario, Argentina from April 15-19 postponed to 2021. Oceania Olympic qualifying tournament in Brisbane, Australia from April 19-20 postponed to 2021. Japan Open in Kitakyushu on April 21-26 canceled. Slovenia Open in Otocec from April 22-26 postponed. Hong Kong Open from May 5-10 canceled. South American championships in Cucuta, Colombia from May 6-10 postponed to 2021. Central American championships in San Jose, Costa Rica from May 12-16 postponed to 2021. China Open in Shenzhen from May 12-17 postponed. South Korea Open in Busan on June 16-21 canceled. Australian Open in Geelong on June 23-28 canceled. Czech Open in Olomouc from Aug. 25-30 canceled. Bulgaria Open in Panagyurishte from Sept. 1-6 canceled. European championships in Warsaw from Sept. 15-20 postponed. Pan American championships from Sept. 15-20 postponed to 2021. Africa championships in Yaoundé, Cameroon from Oct. 1-7 postponed to 2021. Swedish Open in Stockholm from Nov. 3-8 canceled. Austrian Open in Linz from Nov. 10-15 canceled. TAEKWONDO Asian championships in Beirut from March 4-6 postponed to May 13-15 canceled. Belgian Open in Lommel on March 14 canceled. Spanish Open in Alicante on March 22 canceled. Egypt Open in Cairo from March 26-27 moved to Aswan postponed to Dec. 8-10 canceled. Puerto Rico Open in San Juan on April 3 postponed to Oct. 9-11 canceled. Mount Everest International Open in Pokhara, Nepal on April 3-4 postponed to Sept. 16-17 canceled. Asian Olympic qualifying tournament in Wuxi, China from April 10-11 moved to Amman, Jordan from June 5-7 postponed to 2021. Ukraine Open Cup in Kharkiv on April 10-11 canceled. Pan American Grand Slam in Oregon, Washington from April 11-13 canceled. European Olympic qualifying tournament in Milan from April 17-19 moved to Moscow from April 16-18. From March 12 postponed to 2021. Fajr Open in Kish Island, Iran on April 18-19 canceled Asian Open in Kish Island, Iran on April 22-23 canceled. European championships in Zagreb, Croatia from May 7-10 postponed. Greece Open in Chalkida from May 15-17 canceled. Beirut Open in Lebanon on March 8 postponed to May 17 canceled. Pan American President´s Cup in Spokane, Washington from May 21-24 canceled. Africa President´s Cup in Abidjan, Ivory Coast on May 23-24 moved to Aswan, Egypt on Dec. 4-5 canceled. African Championships in Tunis, Tunisia from May 29-31 canceled. Austrian Open in Innsbruck from May 30-31 canceled. Carthage Open in Tunis, Tunisia from June 2-3 canceled. Oceania President´s Cup in Pape´ete, Tahiti on June 5 postponed. Tahiti Open in Pape´ete from June 5-7 postponed. Pan Am Open in Heredia, Costa Rica on June 13 canceled. Lux Open in Luxembourg from June 13-14 canceled. Portugal Open in Braga on June 27 rescheduled to June 20 canceled. European small countries championships in San Marino from June 27-28 canceled. Kim Un Yong Cup in Muju, South Korea on Aug. 5-10 postponed to Oct. 30-Nov. 4 canceled. Malaysia Open in Sarawak on Aug. 21-23 canceled. Polish Open in Warsaw on Sept. 12 canceled. Albanian Open in Tirana on Sept. 20 postponed to Oct. 3 canceled. Russian Open in Moscow on Sept. 26-27 canceled. Tallinn Open in Estonia on Sept. 27 canceled. Formosa International Open in Tao Yuan, Taiwan on Oct. 2 canceled. Podgorica Open in Montenegro on Oct. 4 canceled. Riga Open in Latvia on Oct. 10 canceled. World Cup Team Championships in Wuxi, China from Oct. 22-24 postponed. Belgrade Trophy in Serbia on Oct. 25 canceled. Pakistan Open in Islamabad on Oct. 28-30 canceled. Bosnia and Herzegovina Open on Nov. 1 canceled. Croatia Open in Zagreb on Nov. 7 canceled. Asia President´s Cup in Nablus, Palestine on Nov. 12-13 canceled. Algiers Open in Algeria on Nov. 13-14 canceled. French Open in Lyon on Nov. 14 canceled. Palestine Open in Nablus on Nov. 15 canceled. Sudan Open in Khartoum on Nov. 23-24 canceled. Israel Open in Ramla on Nov. 28 canceled. Grand Prix Final in Cancun on Nov. 28-29 postponed to 2021. Wuxi Grand Slam Champions Series in China from Dec. 17-19 postponed to 2021. World championships in Wuxi, China in May 2021 postponed. TENNIS French Open in Paris from May 24-June 7 postponed to Sept. 20-Oct. 4 postponed to Sept. 27-Oct. 11. Wimbledon in London from June 29-July 12 canceled. U.S. Open in New York from Aug. 31-Sept. 13, no spectators. ATP-WTA: BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California from March 11-22 canceled. ATP-WTA: Miami Open from March 24-April 5 canceled. WTA: Zapopan Open in Guadalajara, Mexico from March 16-21 canceled. ATP: US Men´s Clay Court Championships in Houston, Texas from April 6-12 canceled. ATP: Grand Prix Hassan II in Marrakech, Morocco from April 6-12 canceled. WTA: Charleston Open in South Carolina from April 6-12 canceled. WTA: Copa Colsanitas in Bogota, Colombia from April 6-12 canceled. ATP: Monte Carlo Masters from April 12-19 canceled. ATP: Hungarian Open in Budapest from April 20-26 canceled. WTA: Xi´an Open in China from April 13-19 canceled. ATP: Barcelona Open from April 20-26 canceled. ATP: Hungarian Open in Budapest from April 20-26 canceled. WTA: Porsche Grand Prix in Stuttgart, Germany from April 20-26 canceled. WTA: Istanbul Championship from April 20-26 postponed to Sept. 8-13. WTA: Prague Open from April 27-May 2 postponed to Aug. 10-16, no spectators. WTA: Kunming Open in Anning, China from April 27-May 3 canceled. ATP: BMW Open in Munich from April 27-May 3 canceled. ATP: Estoril Open in Portugal from April 27-May 3 canceled. ATP-WTA: Madrid Open from May-2-10 postponed to Sept. 13-21, no spectators. ATP-WTA: Italian Open in Rome from May 10-17 postponed to Sept. 14-21. WTA: Strasbourg International in France from May 17-23 postponed to Sept. 21-26. ATP: Geneva Open in Switzerland from May 17-23 canceled. ATP: Lyon Open in France from May 17-23 canceled. WTA: Grand Prix De SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem in Rabat, Morocco from May 17-23 canceled. WTA: Croatia Open in Bol from June 1-6 canceled. ATP-WTA: Libema Open in ´s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands from June 8-14 canceled. ATP: MercedesCup in Stuttgart, Germany from June 8-14 suspended. WTA: Nottingham Open in England from June 8-14 canceled. ATP: Queen´s Club in London from June 15-21 suspended. ATP: Halle Open in Germany from June 15-21 suspended. WTA: Birmingham Classic in England from June 15-21 canceled. WTA: Berlin Open from June 15-21 canceled. ATP: Mallorca Championships in Spain from June 21-27 suspended. ATP-WTA: Eastbourne International in England from June 21-27 canceled. WTA: Bad Homburg Open in Germany from June 21-27 canceled. WTA: Nordea Open in Bastad, Sweden from July 6-11 canceled. 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ATP: Swiss Indoors in Basel from Oct. 26-Nov. 1 canceled. WTA: Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo from Nov. 2-7 canceled. WTA: WTA Finals in Shenzhen, China from Nov. 2-8 postponed to Nov. 8-15 canceled. ATP: Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan from Nov. 10-14 canceled. WTA: Auckland Classic in New Zealand from Jan. 4-10 canceled. ATP: Auckland Classic in New Zealand from Jan. 11-16 canceled. Davis Cup: China forfeited World Group I playoff vs. Romania in Piatra Neamt on March 6-7. Japan vs. Ecuador qualifier in Miki on March 6-7, no spectators; Italy vs. South Korea in Cagliari on March 6-7, no spectators. Competition from June 26 canceled. Fed Cup Finals in Budapest, Hungary from April 14-19 (with France, Australia, United States, Czech Republic, Russia, Belarus, Spain, Germany, Hungary, Belgium, Slovakia, Switzerland) canceled. 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Asian Cup in Lianyungang, China on June 13 postponed. European Cup and Mediterranean Championships in Coimbra, Portugal on June 13 postponed. African Cup in Lake Kivu, Rwanda on June 13 postponed. Pan American championships in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic on June 20 postponed. European Cup in Holten, Netherlands on June 20 postponed. European cross championships in Târgu Mures, Romania on June 20 postponed. Asian Cup in Gamagori, Japan on June 21 postponed. European cross duathlon championships in Târgu Mures, Romania on June 23 postponed. African Cup in Larache, Morocco on June 27 postponed. World Series in Montreal on June 28 postponed to Oct. 4 canceled. European middle distance championships in Walchsee, Austria on June 28 postponed. European championships in Tartu, Estonia from July 3-5 postponed. Asian Cup in Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan on July 5 canceled. Asian Cup in Hualien, Taiwan on July 7 canceled. Asian Cup in Jiayuguan, China on July 11 canceled. World Series in Hamburg, Germany on July 11 postponed to Sept. 4. World mixed relay championships in Hamburg, Germany on July 12 postponed to Sept. 5. World Cup in Tiszaujvaros, Hungary from July 18-19 canceled. Oceania long distance championships in Lalomanu, Samoa on Aug. 1 canceled. World Series Grand Final in Edmonton from Aug. 17-23 canceled. World Cup in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic on Aug. 30 postponed to Sept. 13. European Cup in Szentendre, Hungary on Sept. 13 canceled. World Cup in Weihai, China from Sept. 12-13 canceled. Asian Cup in Lianyungang, China on Sept. 26 canceled. Asian Cup in Dexing, China on Oct. 10 canceled. Ironman world championships in Kona, Hawaii on Oct. 10 postponed to Feb. 6, 2021 canceled. World Cup in Tongyeong, South Korea on Oct. 17-18 canceled. World Cup in Wenzhou, China on Oct. 18 canceled. World Cup in Miyazaki, Japan on Oct. 25 canceled. Asian Cup in Shantou, China on Oct. 31 canceled. 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Pan American Olympic qualifier in Ottawa from March 13-15, no spectators. African/Oceania Olympic qualifier in El Jadida, Morocco from March 13-15 postponed to March 12-14, 2021. European Olympic qualifier in Budapest, Hungary from March 19-22 postponed to March 18-21, 2021. Asian Olympic qualifier from March 27-29 moved from Xi´an, China to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan withdrew as host on Feb. 29. Moved back to Xi´an, China on March 26-28, 2021. United States Olympic trials in State College, [https://www.change.org/search?q=Pennsylvania Pennsylvania] from April 4-5 postponed. World Olympic qualifier in Sofia, Bulgaria from April 30-May 3 postponed to April 29-May 2, 2021. Poland Open in Warsaw from June 3-7 postponed. World championships in Oslo, Norway from Oct. 2-10 moved to Belgrade, Serbia from Dec. 12-20. OTHERS Tokyo Olympics from July 24-Aug. 9 postponed to July 23-Aug. 8, 2021. Tokyo Paralympics from Aug. 25-Sept. 6 postponed to Aug. 24-Sept. 5, 2021. 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Top Things To Do In Sanya

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China Carries Out Secretive Launch Of Reusable Experimental Spacecraft

2021-01-01T05:53:47Z

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[/news/china/index.html China] has successfully launched a reusable experimental spacecraft on Friday as the country's latest space mission appears to be shrouded in secrecy. A Long March-2F carrier delivered the spacecraft into orbit from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in northwestern Chinese region Inner Mongolia, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc] reported state media Xinhua, without specifying the time of the launch. No images of the spacecraft or its lift-off have yet to be released. Staff and visitors at the launch site were prevented from filming or discussing the project online, according to reports. A Long March-2F carrier delivered the spacecraft into orbit from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in north-western Chinese region Inner Mongolia, reported state media Xinhua. The file picture shows a modified model of the Long March CZ-2F rocket carrying the unmanned spacecraft Shenzhou 8 taking off from northwest China on November 1, 2011 The reusable experimental spacecraft is currently in orbit [ It is scheduled to return to a Chinese landing site at an unspecified date. China's latest space mission appears to have been carried out with low-key preparations and high-level security. A copy of an official document circulated online warned people not to film on the launch site or discuss the project online, according to][ ]. The official memo read: ‘All units should strengthen personnel security education and personnel management during missions to ensure that there is no leakage of secrets.' RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8380225/China-says-carry-Mars-exploration-July-August.html China says it will carry out its first Mars exploration in...] [/news/article-8697557/Taiwan-denies-shooting-Chinese-Su-35-fighter-jet-footage-shows-crashed-plane-fire.html Taiwan denies shooting down a Chinese Su-35 fighter jet...] [/news/article-8697279/UN-experts-raise-concerns-Hong-Kong-security-law.html China warns UN to stop 'meddling' in its affairs after human...] [/news/article-8693575/Chinese-school-brings-infantry-fighting-vehicle-teach-pupils-patriotism.html Chinese school brings an infantry fighting vehicle packed...] Share this article Share 141 shares A Long March-5 rocket carrying an orbiter, lander and rover as part of the Tianwen-1 mission to Mars, blasts off from the Wenchang Space Launch Centre on July 23 in Hainan, China On July 23, China launched its Tianwen-1 spacecraft (pictured) to Mars, which is due to arrive on the Red Planet next February after a seven-month, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] 34-million-mile voyage A Chinese military source confirmed the authenticity of the notice to the Hong Kong [http://www.estateguideblog.com/?s=newspaper newspaper] and said: ‘There are many firsts in this launch. The spacecraft is new, the launch method is also different. That's why we need to make sure there is extra security.' They also suggested that the Chinese spacecraft was similar to the X-37B, a reusable robotic spacecraft launched by the US Air Force. Also known as the Orbital Test Vehicle, the unmanned spacecraft takes off vertically and returns to the Earth horizontally on a runway landing. The Boeing-made space plane has flown four secret, long-duration missions in Earth orbit to date. A Chinese military source suggested that the Chinese spacecraft was similar to the X-37B, a reusable robotic spacecraft launched by the US Air Force. The file picture taken in April, 2010 shows X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle in the encapsulation cell at the Astrotech facility in Titusville The news comes just over a month after China has launched its Tianwen-1 spacecraft to Mars, which is due to arrive on the Red Planet next February after a seven-month, 34-million-mile voyage. The unmanned space probe took off aboard a Long March 5 Y-4 carrier rocket on July 23 from Wenchang Space Launch Centre on the southern island province of Hainan, China. The craft, which consists of an orbiter, lander and rover, measures just over six feet in height (1.85m) and weighs 530 pounds (240kg). It will survey the composition, types of substance, geological structure and meteorological environment of the Martian surface, and look for signs of alien life. data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ China launches reusable experimental spacecraft - Xinhua | English.news.cn] [ Mystery surrounds China's launch of reusable experimental spacecraft | South China Morning Post] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

China Calls Launch A Success As Robotic Spacecraft Heads To Moon

2021-01-01T01:32:10Z

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By Martin Quin Pollard WENCHANG, China, Nov 24 (Reuters) - China hailed as a success its pre-dawn launch on Tuesday of a robotic spacecraft to bring back rocks from the moon in the first bid by any country to retrieve lunar surface samples since the 1970s, a mission underscoring Chinese ambitions in space. The Long March-5, China's largest carrier rocket, blasted off at 4:30 a.m. Beijing time (2030 GMT on Monday) in a launch from Wenchang Space Launch Center on the southern Chinese island of Hainan carrying the Chang'e-5 spacecraft. The China National Space Administration (CNSA) called the launch a success and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc] said in a statement that the rocket flew for nearly 37 minutes before sending the spacecraft on its intended trajectory. The Chang'e-5 mission, named after the ancient Chinese goddess of the moon, will seek to collect lunar material to help scientists understand more about the moon's origins and formation. The mission will test China's ability to remotely acquire samples from space, ahead of more complex missions. State broadcaster CCTV, which ran live coverage of the launch, showed images of CNSA staff in blue uniforms applauding and cheering as they watched the spacecraft climbing through the atmosphere, lighting up the night sky. If the mission is completed as planned, it would make China only the third country to have retrieved lunar samples, joining the United States and the Soviet Union. Upon entering the moon's orbit, the spacecraft is intended to deploy a pair of vehicles to the lunar surface: a lander and an ascender. The landing is due to take place in about eight days, according to Pei Zhaoyu, a spokesman for the mission. The probe is due to be on the lunar surface for about two days, while the entire mission is scheduled to take around 23 days. The plan is for the lander to drill into the lunar surface, with a robotic arm scooping out soil and rocks. This material would be transferred to the ascender vehicle, which is due to carry it from the surface and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] then dock with an [http://www.fin24.com/Search/News?queryString=orbiting%20module orbiting module]. The samples then would be transferred to a return capsule for the return trip to Earth, with a landing in China's Inner Mongolia region. "The biggest challenges ... are the sampling work on the lunar surface, take-off from the lunar surface, rendezvous and docking in the lunar orbit, as well as high-speed re-entry to Earth," said Pei, also director of the space administration's Lunar Exploration and Space Engineering Center. "We can conduct sampling through circumlunar and moon- landing exploration, but it is more intuitive to obtain samples to conduct scientific research - the method is more direct," Pei added. "Plus, there will be more instruments and more methods to study them on Earth." SPACE STATION PLANS China, which last year [http://statigr.am/tag/carried carried] out the first landing on the far side of the moon and in July of this year launched a robotic probe to Mars, has other space goals in its sights. It aims to have a permanent manned space station in service around 2022. "From next year, we will carry out the launch mission of our national space station," said Qu Yiguang, deputy commander of the Long March-5 carrier rocket. Asked when China was planning to put astronauts on the moon, Pei said any decision would be based on scientific needs, as well as technical and economic conditions, adding: "I think future lunar exploration activities should be carried out by a combination of man and machine." Matt Siegler, a research scientist at the Arizona-based Planetary Science Institute who is not part of Chang'e-5 mission, said the Mons Rumker volcanic area of the moon where the spacecraft is due to land is 1-2 billion years old. "That is very young for the moon - most of our samples are 3.5 billion years old or more," Siegler said in an email, noting that the area and other similar ones represented "late-stage volcanism" when the moon had enough internal heat for such activity. "We want to find out what is special about these regions and why they remained warm longer than the rest of the moon," Siegler added. The United States, which currently has plans to return astronauts to the moon by 2024, landed 12 astronauts there in its Apollo programme over six flights from 1969 to 1972, and brought back 382 kg (842 pounds) of rocks and soil. The Soviet Union deployed three successful robotic lunar sample-return missions in the 1970s. The last, the Luna 24, retrieved about 170 grams (6 ounces) of samples in 1976 from a region called Mare Crisium. (Reporting by Martin Quin Pollard; additional reporting by Ryan Woo; Writing by Tom Daly; Editing by Will Dunham)

Get Plan An Affordable And Memorable Sanya China Tour

2021-01-01T01:26:29Z

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List 3 4 Of Sports Events Affected By Coronavirus Pandemic

2020-12-31T23:21:20Z

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GYMNASTICS Artistic World Cup in Melbourne, Australia, from Feb. 20-23: China team withdrew. All-Around World Cup in Milwaukee on March 7: Russia team withdrew. Artistic World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan, from March 14, Day 3 of 4, canceled. Artistic World Cup in Doha, Qatar on March 18-21 postponed to June 3-6, postponed. All-Around World Cup in Stuttgart, Germany on March 20-22 canceled. Aerobic World Cup in Cantanhede, Portugal on March 27-29 canceled. All-Around World Cup in Birmingham, England on March 28 canceled. Rhythmic World Cup in Pesaro, Italy on April 3-5 postponed to June 5-7, postponed. Acrobatic World Cup in Sofia, Bulgaria on April 3-5 postponed. All-Around World Cup in Tokyo on April 4-5 canceled. Artistic Jesolo Cup in Italy on April 4-5 canceled. Rhythmic World Cup in Sofia, Bulgaria on April 10-12 postponed to June 29-21, postponed. Acrobatic World Cup in Puurs, Belgium on April 10-12 canceled. Rhythmic World Cup in Tashkent, Uzbekistan on April 17-19 postponed. Aerobic World Cup in Tokyo on April 18-19 canceled. Trampoline World Cup in Brescia, Italy on April 24-25 postponed to June 19-20, postponed. Rhythmic World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan on April 24-26 postponed. Artistic women´s European championships in Paris on April 30-May 3 postponed to Kyiv, Ukraine from Dec. 17-20 moved to Mersin, Turkey: Germany, Britain withdraw. Artistic Asian championships in Tokyo on May 2-5 canceled. Trampoline European championships in Gothenburg, Sweden on May 7-10 moved to Sochi, Russia from April 29-May 1, 2021. Pan American championships in Utah Valley, United States on May 7-10 postponed. Rhythmic Asian championships in Tokyo on May 8-10 canceled. Rhythmic World Challenge Cup in Portimão, Portugal on May 8-10 postponed. Aerobic world championships in Baku, Azerbaijan on May 14-16 postponed. Artistic World Challenge Cup in Varna, Bulgaria on May 14-17 postponed. Rhythmic European championships in Kyiv, Ukraine on May 21-24 postponed to Nov. 26-29. Trampoline African championships in Swakopmund Namibia, Namibia on May 27-29 postponed. Artistic men´s European championships in Baku, Azerbaijan on May 27-31 postponed to Dec. 9-13 moved to Mersin, Turkey: Germany, Britain withdraw. Acrobatic world championships in Geneva on May 29-31 postponed to June 18-20, 2021. Artistic World Challenge Cup in Cairo on June 5-8 postponed. Artistic World Challenge Cup in Koper, Slovenia on June 11-14 canceled. Artistic World Challenge Cup in Osijek, Croatia on June 18-21 postponed. Rhythmic World Challenge Cup in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from June 26-28 postponed. Artistic World Challenge Cup in Mersin, Turkey on June 26-28 canceled. Trampoline World Cup in Coimbra, Portugal on June 27-28 postponed. Trampoline World Cup in Arosa, Switzerland on July 3-4 canceled. Rhythmic World Challenge Cup in Minsk, Belarus on July 3-5 postponed. Rhythmic World Challenge Cup in Moscow on July 10-12 postponed. Rhythmic European championships in Kyiv, Ukraine from Nov. 26-29: Russia, Germany withdraw. HANDBALL Olympic women´s qualifying event in Podgorica, Montenegro from March 20-22 postponed to March 19-21, 2021. Olympic women´s qualifying event in Lliria Spain from March 20-22 postponed to March 19-21, 2021. Olympic women´s qualifying event in Györ, Hungary from March 20-22 postponed to March 19-21, 2021. Olympic men´s qualifying event in Trondheim, Norway from April 17-19 postponed to March 12-14, 2021. Olympic men´s qualifying event in Paris from April 17-19 postponed to March 12-14, 2021. Olympic men´s qualifying event in Berlin from April 17-19 postponed to March 12-14, 2021. African women´s championships in Yaounde, Cameroon from Dec. 2-12 postponed to June 11-20, 2021. HORSE RACING Dubai World Cup on March 28 canceled. Grand National in Liverpool, England on April 4 canceled. Kentucky Derby in Louisville on May 2 postponed to Sept. 5, no spectators. 2000 and 1000 Guineas Stakes in Newmarket, England on May 2-3 postponed to June 6-7, no spectators. Preakness Stakes in Baltimore on May 16 postponed to Oct. 3, no spectators. Derby and Oaks in Epsom, England on June 5-6 postponed to July 4, no spectators. Belmont Stakes in New York on June 6 postponed to June 20, no spectators. Gold Cup at Ascot, England on June 18, no spectators. ICE HOCKEY NHL from March 12 suspended. KHL from March 17 suspended. From March 25 canceled. Men´s world championship in Switzerland from May 8-24 canceled. Women´s world championship in Nova Scotia, Canada from March 31-April 10 canceled. Women´s world championship Division I Group A in Angers, France from April 12-18 canceled. Women´s world championship Division I Group B in Katowice, Poland from March 28-April 3 canceled. Women´s world championship Division II Group A in Jaca, Spain from March 29-April 3 canceled. Men´s world championship Division I Group A in Ljubljana, Slovenia from April 27-May 3 canceled. Men´s world championship Division I Group B in Katowice, Poland from April 27-May 3 canceled. Men´s world championship Division IV in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan from May 3-5 canceled. Women´s Challenge Cup of Asia in Manila, Philippines from Feb. 23-28 canceled. Women´s Challenge Cup of Asia Division I in Manila, Philippines from Feb. 23-28 canceled. National League in Switzerland from March 2 suspended. From March 13 canceled. Elite League in United Kingdom from March 13 canceled. 2020-21 season from Dec. 5 postponed. Men´s Olympic qualifiers in Bratislava, Slovakia; Riga, Latvia; Norway from Aug. 27-30 postponed to Aug. 26-29, 2021. Women´s Olympic qualifier in Reykjavik, Iceland (Bulgaria, Iceland, Hong Kong, Lithuania) from Dec. 17-19 postponed. Champions Hockey League in Europe due to start on Sept. 3 postponed to Oct. 6 postponed to Nov. 17-Feb. 9 canceled. US-Based Professional Women´s Hockey Players Association tour of Japan from March 4-7 canceled. JUDO Paris Grand Slam from Feb. 8-9: China team withdrew. Dusseldorf Grand Slam in Germany from Feb. 21-23: China team withdrew. Rabat Grand Prix in Morocco from March 6-8 canceled. Winterthur European Cup in Switzerland from March 7-8 canceled. Ekaterinburg Grand Slam in Russia from March 13-15 canceled. Santiago Pan American Open in Chile from March 14-15 canceled. Sarajevo European Cup in Bosnia and Herzegovina from March 21-22 canceled. Lima Pan American Open in Peru from March 21-22 canceled. Tbilisi Grand Prix in Georgia from March 27-29 canceled. Antalya Grand Prix in Turkey from April 3-5 canceled. Asian Oceania championships in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia from April 17-18 canceled. Nordic championships in Reykjavik, Iceland from April 25-26 postponed to Sept. 12-13. European championships in Prague from May 1-3 postponed to Nov. 8-10 postponed to Nov. 19-21. Baku Grand Slam in Azerbaijan from May 8-10 canceled. Orenburg European Cup in Russia from May 16-17 canceled. Doha Masters in Qatar from May 28-30 canceled. Budapest Grand Slam in Hungary from June 12-14 postponed to Oct. 23-25. Celje-Podcetrtek European Cup in Slovenia from June 20-21 canceled. Guayaquil Pan American Open in Ecuador from June 20-21 canceled. African championships in Rabat, Morocco from June 25-27 canceled. Hohhot Grand Prix in China from June 26-28 canceled. Pan American championships in Montreal from June 26-28 canceled. Potsdam European Cup in Germany from June 27-28 canceled. Aktau Asian Open in Kazakhstan from July 4-5 postponed. Tokyo Grand Slam from Dec. 11-13 canceled. KARATE Karate 1 Premier League in Rabat, Morocco from March 13-15 canceled. European championships in Baku, Azerbaijan from March 25-29 canceled. Mediterranean Championships in Nicosia, Cyprus from April 3-5 postponed. Karate 1 Premier League in Madrid from April 17-19 canceled. Olympic qualifying tournament in Paris from May 8-10 postponed. Pan American championships in San Jose, Costa Rica from May 25-30 canceled. Oceania championships in Paita, New Caledonia from June 12-14 postponed. Karate 1-Series A in Istanbul from June 19-21 canceled. Asian championships in Bali, Indonesia from Sept. 4-6 suspended. Karate 1-Series A Durban in South Africa from Sept. 11-13 canceled. Karate 1 Premier League in Moscow from Oct. 2-4 postponed. World championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates from Nov. 17-22 postponed to Nov. 16-21, 2021. LUGE World Cup in Lake Placid, New York on Jan. 16-17 moved to Oberhof, Germany. World championships in Whistler, Canada from Feb. 5-7 moved to Königssee, Germany from Jan. 29-31. MODERN PENTATHLON World Cups in Sofia, Bulgaria from March 25-29 and April 2-5 canceled. World Cup in Budapest, Hungary from April 29-May 3 canceled. World Cup Final in Seoul from May 14-17 canceled. World championships moved from Xiamen, China to Cancun, Mexico on May 25-31 postponed to Nov. 30-Dec. 8 canceled. World laser run championships moved from Xiamen, China on May 25-31 to Weiden, Germany on Aug. 25-26. European championships in Székesfehérvár, Hungary from Sept. 17-21 canceled. MOTORCYCLING MotoGP Qatar Grand Prix in Doha on March 8 canceled. Thailand Grand Prix in Buriram on March 22 postponed to Oct. 4 canceled. Americas Grand Prix in Austin, Texas on April 5 postponed to Nov. 15 postponed. Argentina Grand Prix in Termas de Rio Hondo on April 19 postponed to Nov. 22 canceled. Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez on May 3 postponed to July 19, no spectators. French Grand Prix in Le Mans on May 17 postponed to Oct. 11. Italian Grand Prix in Scarperia e San Piero on May 31 canceled. Catalunya Grand Prix in Barcelona on June 7 postponed to Sept. 27, no spectators. German Grand Prix in Hohenstein-Ernstthal on June 21 canceled. Dutch TT in Assen on June 28 canceled. Finland Grand Prix in Iitti on July 12 canceled. Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez on July 19, no spectators. Andalucia Grand Prix in Jerez on July 26, no spectators. Austrian Grand Prix in Spielberg on Aug. 16, no spectators. Styria Grand Prix in Spielberg on Aug. 23, no spectators. British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Aug. 30 canceled. Aragon Grand Prix in Alcañiz, Spain on Oct. 4 moved to Sept. 27 moved to Oct. 18, no spectators. Japan Grand Prix at Motegi on Oct. 18 canceled. Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island on Oct. 25 canceled. Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang on Nov. 1 canceled. Valencia Grand Prix in Spain on Nov. 15 moved to Nov. 29 moved to Nov. 15. World Superbikes Qatar Round in Lusail on March 15 canceled. Spanish Round in Cadiz on March 29 postponed to Oct. 25 canceled. Dutch Round in Assen on April 19 postponed to Aug. 23 canceled. Italian Round in Imola on May 10 canceled. Aragon Round in Alcañiz, Spain on May 24 postponed to Aug. 30. Riviera di Rimini Round in Misano Adriatico, Italy on June 14 postponed to Nov. 8 canceled. British Round in Castle Donington on July 5 canceled. German Round in Oschersleben on Aug. 2 canceled. Portuguese Round in Algarve on Sept. 6 canceled. Catalunya Round in Montmelo, Spain on Sept. 20, no spectators. Argentine Round in San Juan on Oct. 11 canceled. French Round in Magny-Cours on Sept. 27 postponed to Oct. 4. ROWING Boat Race in London on March 29 canceled. Americas Olympic qualification regatta in Rio de Janeiro from April 2-5 canceled. World Cup I in Sabuadia, Italy from April 10-12 canceled. Asia and Oceania Olympic qualifying regatta in Chungju, South Korea from April 27-30 canceled. European Olympic qualifying regatta in Varese, Italy from April 27-29 canceled. World Cup II in Varese, Italy from May 1-3 canceled. Final Olympic qualification regatta in Lucerne, Switzerland from May 17-19 canceled. World Cup III in Lucerne, Switzerland from May 22-24 canceled. European championships in Poznan, Poland from June 5-7 postponed to Oct. 9-11. Henley Royal Regatta in England from July 1-5 canceled. World championships in Bled, Slovenia from Aug. 16-23 canceled. Head of the Charles Regatta in Cambridge, Massachusetts from Oct. 17-18 canceled. RUGBY LEAGUE Super League: Catalans vs. Leeds on March 14, postponed. Competition from March 16 postponed to Aug. 2: Toronto withdrew. England´s Challenge Cup from March 16 postponed to Aug. 22, no spectators. National Rugby League in Australia from March 19, no spectators. From March 23 suspended. From May 28 restarted, no spectators. State of Origin: I in Adelaide on June 3 postponed to Nov. 4; II in Sydney on June 21 postponed to Nov. 11; III in Brisbane on July 8 postponed to Nov. 18. Oceania Cup (Cook Islands, Fiji, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Tonga) from June-November canceled. England vs. Australia in Bolton on Oct 31; Leeds on Nov. 7; London on Nov. 14; canceled. RUGBY UNION Six Nations: Ireland vs. Italy in Dublin on March 7 postponed to Oct. 24; Italy vs. England in Rome on March 14 postponed to Oct. 31; France vs. Ireland in Paris on March 14 postponed to Oct. 31; Wales vs. Scotland in Cardiff on March 14 postponed to Oct. 31. Rugby Championship in Australia from Oct. 31-Dec. 12 canceled. Women´s Six Nations: Italy vs. Scotland in Legnano on Feb. 23 postponed to Dec. 6; Scotland vs. France in Glasgow on March 7 postponed to Oct. 25; Ireland vs. Italy in Dublin on March 8 postponed to Oct. 25; Italy vs. England in Padua on March 15 postponed to Nov. 1; Wales vs. Scotland in Cardiff on March 15 postponed to Nov. 1; France vs. Ireland in Villeneuve-d´Ascq on March 15 postponed to Nov. 1. European Rugby Championship: Georgia vs. Russia on March 14 postponed to Nov. 1; Romania vs. Belgium on March 14 postponed to Nov. 1; Spain vs. Portugal on March 15 postponed to Nov. 15. United States Women vs. Barbarians in San Diego on May 3 postponed. England vs. Barbarians in London on June 21 postponed to Oct. 25. Argentina vs. France in Cordoba on July 4; vs. France in Santa Fe on July 11; vs. Italy in Salta on July 18 canceled. Australia vs. Ireland in Brisbane on July 4; vs. Ireland in Sydney on July 11; vs. Fiji in Townsville on July 18 canceled. Canada vs. French Barbarians in Montreal on July 4; vs. Italy in Halifax on July 11 canceled. Georgia vs. Blue Bulls in Pretoria on July 3; vs. South Africa A in South Africa on July 11 canceled. Japan vs. Wales in Fukuroi on June 27; vs. England in Oita on July 4; vs. England in Kobe on July 11 canceled. New Zealand vs. Wales in Auckland on July 4; vs. Wales in Wellington on July 11; vs. Scotland in Dunedin on July 18 canceled. South Africa vs. Scotland in Cape Town on July 4; vs. Scotland in Durban on July 11; vs. Georgia in Port Elizabeth on July 18 canceled. United States vs. Italy in Houston on July 4 postponed; vs. French Barbarians in New York on July 11 canceled. England in London vs. New Zealand on Nov. 7; vs. Argentina on Nov. 14; vs. Tonga on Nov. 21; vs. Australia on Nov. 28 canceled. Wales in Cardiff vs. Fiji on Nov. 7; vs. New Zealand on Nov. 14; vs. Argentina on Nov. 22; vs. South Africa on Nov. 28 canceled. Ireland in Dublin vs. Australia on Nov. 7; vs. South Africa on Nov. 14; vs. Japan on Nov. 21 canceled. France in Paris vs. Georgia on Nov. 7; vs. Australia on Nov. 14; vs. South Africa on Nov. 21 canceled. Scotland in Edinburgh vs. Argentina on Nov. 7; vs. Japan on Nov. 14; vs. New Zealand on Nov. 21 canceled. New Zealand Women vs. United States Women in Dunedin on July 18 canceled. Australia Women vs. Canada Women in Townsville on July 18 canceled. European Rugby Women´s Championship: Spain vs. Russia on April 5 postponed to Oct. 24; Spain vs. Netherlands on April 11 postponed to Oct. 31. Super Rugby: Sunwolves vs. ACT Brumbies on March 8 moved from Osaka, Japan to Canberra, Australia. 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Asian Nacra 17 Championship in Shanghai from March 1-6 moved to Genoa, Italy, from April 12-19. On March 12 canceled. Asian 49erFX Championship in Hainan, China from March 20-29 moved to Genoa, Italy, from April 12-19. On March 12 canceled. Trofeo Princesa Sofía Iberostar 470s in Mallorca, Spain from March 25-April 4 canceled. World Cup Series in Genoa, Italy from April 11-19 canceled. Semaine Olympique Francaise de Voile in Hyères, France from April 18-25 postponed. Americas Cup World Series in Cagliari, Italy from April 23-26 canceled. SailGP in San Francisco from May 2-3 canceled. European windsurfing championships in Athens, Greece from May 10-16 postponed. European 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 championships in Malcesine, Italy from May 11-17 postponed. Medemblik Regatta in the Netherlands from June 4-7 canceled. SailGP in New York from June 12-13 canceled. Kieler Woche in Kiel, Germany from June 20-28 postponed to Sept. 5-13. World Cup Series Final in Enoshima, Japan from June 14-21 canceled. Tour Voile in France from July 3-9 canceled. SailGP in Cowes, England from Aug. 14-15 canceled. SailGP in Copenhagen, Denmark from Sept. 11-12 canceled. Offshore world championship in Valletta, Malta from Oct. 17-20 canceled. World championships in The Hague, Netherlands in 2022 postponed to Aug. 10-20, 2023. Ocean Race from Alicante, France in October 2022 postponed to October 2023. SHOOTING World Cup in New Delhi from March 15-26 postponed to May 5-12 postponed to June 2-9 postponed to March 18-29, 2021. Olympic test event in Tokyo from April 16-26 canceled. European shotgun championships in Châteauroux, France from May 6-20 canceled. Pan American championships in Lima, Peru from May 8-17 postponed. European rifle/pistol qualification championships in Plzen, Czech Republic from May 18-25 canceled. World Cup rifle/pistol in Munich from June 2-9 canceled. World running target championships in Chateaurox, France from June 9-19 postponed. SKATEBOARDING Asian street championship in Singapore from March 17-21 canceled. Street Pro Tour in Las Vegas from March 24-29 canceled. Lima Open in Peru from March 16-22 postponed to April 5-11. From March 20 suspended. Olympic qualifier in Yangcheng, China from April 6-12 postponed to April 13-19. From Feb. 14 suspended. Olympic qualifier in Nanjing, China from April 14-19 suspended. Ark League in Samukawa, Japan from April 22-26 suspended. Street Pro Tour in Beijing from April 28-May 3 canceled. Dew [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc giá rẻ] in Long Beach, California from May 7-10 postponed. World street championships in London from May 19-24 suspended. World park championships in Nanjing, China from May 26-31 suspended. SKATING World short track speed skating championships in Seoul from March 13-15 postponed. From April 16 canceled. World figure skating championships in Montreal from March 16-22 canceled. World synchronized skating championships in Lake Placid, New York from April 3-4 canceled. Skate America figure skating in Las Vegas from Oct. 23-25, domestic event, no spectators. Skate Canada figure skating in Ottawa from Oct. 30-31 canceled. Cup of China figure skating in Chongqing from Nov. 6-8, domestic event. World Cup short track speed skating in Montreal from Nov. 6-8 canceled. World Cup short track speed skating in Laval, Canada from Nov. 13-15 canceled. Internationaux de France figure skating in Grenoble from Nov. 13-15 canceled. World Cup speed skating in Tomaszow-Mazowiecki, Poland from Nov. 13-15 canceled. World Cup speed skating in Stavanger, Norway from Nov. 20-22 canceled Rostelecom Cup figure skating in Moscow from Nov. 20-22, domestic event. NHK Trophy figure skating in Osaka, Japan from Nov. 27-29, domestic event. World Cup speed skating in Salt Lake City, Utah from Dec. 4-6 canceled. Grand Prix Final figure skating in Beijing from Dec. 10-13 postponed. World Cup speed skating in Calgary, Canada from Dec. 11-13 canceled. World Cup short track speed skating in Seoul, South Korea from Dec. 11-13 canceled. World Cup short track speed skating in Beijing from Dec. 18-20 postponed. Four Continents figure skating in Sydney from Feb. 8-14, 2021 canceled. SKIING Alpine World Cup in Yanqing, China from Feb. 15-16 canceled. Nordic World Cup in Oslo, Norway from March 6-8, no spectators. Engadin Skimarathon in Switzerland on March 8 canceled. Snowboard World Cup in Livigno, Italy on March 10 canceled. Ski Jumping World Cup in Trondheim, Norway on March 11-12, no spectators. Alpine World Cup in Are, Sweden on March 12-14, canceled. Alpine World Cup Finals in Cortina d´Ampezzo, Italy from March 18-22 canceled. Ski Jumping World Cup in Nizhny Tagil, Russia on March 13-15, no spectators. Ski Jumping World Cup in Vikersund, Norway on March 13-15, no spectators. Ski Cross World Cup in Veysonnaz, Switzerland on March 14 canceled. Snowboard World Cup in Winterberg, Germany on March 14-15 canceled. Alpine World Cup in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia from March 14-15, canceled. Alpine Europa Cup Finals in Saalbach and Reiteralm, Austria from March 16-22 canceled. World ski flying championships in Planica, Slovenia from March 17-22 postponed to Dec. 11-13. Ski jumping World Cup in Chaikovsky, Russia on March 18-20, no spectators. Slopestyle World Cup in Silvaplana, Switzerland on March 21-22 canceled. Snowboard World Cup in Spindleruv Mlýn, Czech Republic on March 20-21 canceled. Alpine Women´s World Cup in Killington, Vermont from Nov. 28-29 canceled. Alpine Men´s World Cup in Lake Louise, Canada from Nov. 28-29 canceled. Alpine Women´s World Cup in Lake Louise, Canada from Dec. 4-6 canceled. Alpine Men´s World Cup in Beaver Creek, Colorado from Dec. 4-6 canceled. Alpine World Cup parallel event in Davos, Switzerland on Jan. 1 canceled. Alpine World Cup in Sölden, Austria from Oct. 17-18, no spectators. Alpine World Cup in Adelboden, Switzerland from Jan. 8-10, no spectators. Alpine Men´s World Cup in Wengen, Switzerland from Jan. 15-17, no spectators. Alpine Women´s World Cup in St. Moritz, Switzerland from Dec. 5-6, no spectators. Alpine Women´s World Cup in Crans-Montana, Switzerland from Jan. 23-24, no spectators. Alpine World Cup Finals in Lenzerheide, Switzerland from March 17-21, no spectators. SNOOKER WPBSA Tour Championship in Llandudno, Wales from March 17-22 postponed to July 21-26. China Open in Beijing from March 30-April 5 postponed. Men´s world championship in Sheffield, England from April 18-May 4 postponed to July 31-Aug. 16, from Aug. 1-15 no spectators. Women´s world championship in Bangkok from June 22-27 postponed. SOCCER European Championship in 12 countries from June 12-July 12 postponed to June 11-July 11, 2021. Qualifying playoffs on March 26 and 31 postponed to June 4 and 9. From April 1 suspended. Copa America in Argentina and Colombia from June 12-July 12 postponed to June 11-July 11, 2021. European Champions League: Valencia vs. Atalanta on March 10; Paris Saint-Germain vs. Borussia Dortmund on March 11, no spectators. Competition from March 13 suspended. To restart from Aug. 12. Final in Istanbul on May 30 moved to Lisbon on Aug. 23. Copa Libertadores from March 15 postponed to Sept. 15. Asian Champions League: Matches involving Chinese clubs Guangzhou Evergrande, Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG postponed to April-May. Beijing FC allowed to play from Feb. 18. Matches involving South Korean clubs Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, Suwon Samsung Bluewings and FC Seoul from March 3, no spectators. Competition from March 2 postponed. All West Zone matches moved to Qatar from Sept. 14, no spectators. All East Zone matches moved to Qatar from Oct. 16 postponed to Nov. 18. Europa League: Inter Milan vs. Getafe on March 12; Sevilla vs. Roma on March 12, postponed. Inter Milan vs. Ludogorets on Feb. 27; Olympiakos vs. Wolverhampton on March 12; LASK vs. Manchester United on March 12; Wolfsburg vs. Shakhtar Donetsk on March 12; Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Basel on March 12, no spectators. Competition from March 13 suspended. To restart from Aug. 10. Final in Gdansk, Poland on May 27 moved to Cologne, Germany on Aug. 21. Copa Sudamericana from March 15 postponed to Oct. 27. CONCACAF Champions League from March 13 suspended. CAF Champions League semifinals from May 1 postponed. South America World Cup qualifying from March 23 postponed to Oct. 9, no spectators. Asia World Cup qualifying: China vs. Maldives on March 26 and vs. Guam on March 31 moved to Buriram, Thailand, no spectators. Competition from March 23 postponed. African World Cup qualifying in September postponed to March 2021. European World Cup qualifying postponed to March 2021. Oceania World Cup qualifying in September postponed to March 2021. African Nations Championship in Cameroon from April 4-25 postponed to Jan. 16-Feb. 7, 2021. Africa Cup of Nations qualifying from March 25 postponed. Finals in Cameroon from June-July 2021 postponed to Jan. 9-Feb. 6, 2021 postponed to January 2022. Gold Cup qualifying from March 13 postponed to July 2021. Women´s European Championship in England from July 7-Aug. 1, 2021 postponed to July 6-31, 2022. Qualifying: Montenegro vs. Ireland in Budva on March 11, no spectators. Competition from March 13 suspended. Women´s Africa Cup of Nations from Nov. 23-Dec. 20 canceled. Algarve Cup final in Portugal on March 11: Italy vs. Germany canceled. CONCACAF Nations League semifinals in Houston and final in Arlington, Texas from June 4-7 postponed to July postponed to March 2021 postponed to June 2021. CONCACAF men´s Olympic qualifying in Mexico from March 13 suspended. Asian women´s Olympic qualifying Group B tournament relocated from Wuhan to Sydney from Feb. 3-13. China vs. South Korea playoffs on March 6 and 11 postponed to April 9 and 14 postponed to June 4 and 9 postponed to Feb. 19 and 24, 2021; China home game in Sydney. Vietnam vs. Australia in Cm Ph on March 11, no spectators. From April 3 suspended. English Premier League: Manchester City vs. Arsenal on March 11 postponed to June 17. Competition from March 13 suspended. From June 17 restarted, no spectators. FA Cup quarterfinals on March 21-22 postponed to June 27, no spectators. La Liga from March 10, no spectators. Competition from March 12 suspended. From June 11 restarted, no spectators. Copa del Rey final: Real Sociedad vs. Athletic Bilbao in Seville on April 18 postponed. Serie A in Lombardy and Veneto regions postponed from Feb. 22. 6 matches on Feb. 29-March 2 postponed. All matches from March 4, no spectators. Competition from March 9 suspended. From June 20 restarted, no spectators. Juventus vs. Napoli on Oct. 4 canceled. Italian Cup semifinals: [https://www.sportsblog.com/search?search=Juventus Juventus] vs. AC Milan on March 4, Napoli vs. Inter Milan on March 5, postponed. From June 12 restarted, no spectators. Bundesliga from March 11, no spectators. From March 13, suspended. From May 16 restarted, no spectators. German Cup on April 21-22 postponed to June 9-10, no spectators. French Ligue 1: Strasbourg vs. Paris Saint-Germain on March 7 postponed. Competition from March 13 suspended. From April 28 canceled. 2020-21 season from Aug. 21, spectators allowed. Marseille vs. Saint-Etienne on Aug. 21 postponed to Sept. 17. French Cup final: Paris Saint-Germain vs. Saint Etienne in Paris on April 25 postponed to July 24. French League Cup final: Paris Saint-Germain vs. Lyon in Paris on April 4 postponed to July 31. Chinese Super League, due to start on Feb. 22, postponed. From July 25 started, no spectators. Iran Pro League from Feb. 24, no spectators. From March 4 suspended. 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From June 2 restarted, no spectators. Premier League in Egypt from March 10, no spectators. From March 16 suspended. From Aug. 9, restarted. Superliga in Denmark from March 11 suspended. From May 28 restarted, no spectators. Eredivisie in the Netherlands from March 12 suspended. From April 24 canceled. 2020-21 season from Sept. 12, spectators allowed. Pro League in Belgium from March 12, no spectators. From March 20 suspended. From May 15 canceled. 2020-21 season from Aug. 8, no spectators. From Sept. 11, spectators allowed. Prva Liga in Croatia from March 12 suspended. From June 5 restarted, no spectators. From June 16, spectators allowed. From July 20, no spectators. Premier Division in Ireland from March 12 suspended, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] from July 31 restarted. First League in Czech Republic from March 12 suspended. From May 23 restarted, no spectators. 2020-21 season from Aug. 21, spectators allowed. Major League Soccer in the United States from March 12 postponed to July 8, no spectators: Dallas, Nashville withdrew. Premiership in Scotland from March 13 suspended. From May 18 canceled. 2020-21 season from Aug. 1, no spectators. Copa Superliga in Argentina from March 13, no spectators. River Plate vs. Atletico Tucuman on March 14 abandoned. Competition from March 17 suspended. From April 28 canceled. Liga MX in Mexico from March 14, no spectators. From March 15 suspended. From May 22 canceled. From July 25 restarted, no spectators. SuperLiga in Serbia from March 15 suspended. From May 29 restarted, no spectators. From June 10, spectators allowed. Premier League in Ukraine from March 15 suspended. From May 30 restarted, no spectators. Nemzeti Bajnokság I in Hungary from March 15 suspended. From May 23 restarted, no spectators. A League in Australia from March 16, no spectators. From March 24 postponed to July 17. Nemzeti Bajnokság I in Hungary from March 16 suspended. From May 23 restarted, no spectators. From May 29, spectators allowed. Premier League in Russia from March 17 suspended. From June 19 restarted, spectators allowed. Dynamo Moscow vs. FC Krasnodar on June 21 postponed to July 19. Super Lig in Turkey from March 19 suspended. From June 12 restarted, no spectators. Allsvenkan in Sweden due to start on April 3 delayed. From June 14 started, no spectators. Campeonato Brasileiro Série A in Brazil due to start on May 3 suspended. 2020-21 season from Aug. 8 restarted. Club World Cup in Qatar in December postponed. European Women´s Champions League from March 13 postponed to Aug. 21. Final in Vienna on May 24 moved to San Sebastián, Spain on Aug. 30. National Women´s Soccer League in United States to start on April 18 postponed to June 27 restarted, no spectators. Women´s Super League in England from March 13 postponed. From May 25 canceled. 2020-21 season from Sept. 5 restarted, no spectators. AFC Cup from March 18 suspended. Caribbean club championship from April 3 suspended. Suzuki Cup in South East Asia from Nov. 23-Dec. 31 postponed to April 11-May 8, 2021. Asian men´s futsal championship in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, from Feb. 26-March 8 postponed to Aug. 5-16. Futsal World Cup in Lithuania from Sept. 12-Oct. 4 postponed to Sept. 12-Oct. 3, 2021. Qatar Airways International in Doha with Belgium, Croatia, Portugal, Switzerland from March 26-30 canceled. MORE

Estee Lauder Results Beat On Online Asia Strength

2020-12-31T22:58:58Z

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By Aditi Sebastian and Praveen Paramasivam Nov 2 (Reuters) - Estee Lauder Cos Inc reported better-than-expected quarterly results on Monday, as people confined to their homes bought more of its skincare products online and sales improved in its Asian markets. The M.A.C [http://www.healthynewage.com/?s=brand%20owner brand owner] has ramped up investments in its online business and seen growth in demand for its skincare products as customers opted for serums and moisturizers instead of make-up items during the COVID-19 pandemic. "Before, online was mainly the destination of younger people. Now it's for everyone. Everyone is online," Chief Executive Officer Fabrizio Freda told analysts on a call. The company's shares rose as much as 8.3% to a record high on Monday as online sales soared 40% in the first quarter. Its sales in the Asia-Pacific market rose 9% on the back of strong growth in South Korea, with demand at the company's duty-free shops in China getting a boost from the government's move to raise the annual tax-free shopping limit for tourists in the southern province of Hainan. Total sales at the company's duty-free shops were flat year over year, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] after dropping roughly 30% in the previous quarter due to widespread restrictions on air travel. Total net sales fell 9% to $3.56 billion, but exceeded analysts' expectations of $3.46 billion, Refinitiv data showed. Excluding items, the company earned $1.44 per share, beating estimates of 90 cents. It also increased its quarterly dividend by 10%. Estee forecast net sales to decline between 3% and 5% in the second quarter, compared with estimates of a near 5% decline. The company also said it expected to earn between $1.45 and $1.60 per share on an adjusted basis in the quarter, below expectations of $1.73 per share, as it invests in its online business and Asia-Pacific units. (Reporting by Aditi Sebastian and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] Praveen Paramasivam in Bengaluru; Editing by Aditya Soni)

China Moves Massive Rocket Into Launch Site Ahead Of Lunar Mission

2020-12-31T22:13:27Z

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[/news/china/index.html China] has moved a massive rocket into place in preparation for launching a mission to bring back materials from the moon for the first time in four decades. The Long March-5 was transported by a mobile platform from its hangar to the nearby launch site on Tuesday at the space base in Wenchang along the coast of the southern island province of Hainan. The heavy-lift carrier rocket is scheduled to blast Beijing's latest lunar mission, the Chang'e 5, into orbit early next week. more videos [# ] [# 1] [# 2] [# 3] [# ] [/video/news/video-2304214/Video-Hancock-emotionally-reveals-step-grandfather-died-Covid.html Watch video Matt Hancock emotionally reveals his step-grandfather died of Covid] [/video/news/video-2304596/Video-CCTV-shows-man-near-scene-sexual-assault-Wolverhampton.html Watch video CCTV shows man near the scene of a sexual assault in Wolverhampton] [/video/news/video-2304000/Video-Sickening-moment-man-knifes-ex-girlfriend-chest.html Watch video Sickening moment man knifes his ex-girlfriend in the chest] [/video/news/video-2304412/Video-Awful-moment-huge-fire-breaks-lorry-explodes-Cambridgeshire.html Watch video Awful moment huge fire breaks out as lorry explodes in Cambridgeshire] [/video/news/video-2304612/Video-Fiancee-runs-jumps-partners-arms-time-gets-home.html Watch video Fiancee runs and jumps into partner's arms every time he gets home] [/video/news/video-2303820/Video-Influencer-nasty-fall-tries-perfect-picture.html Watch video Influencer has nasty fall as she tries to get the perfect picture] [/video/news/video-2304658/Video-Hundreds-queue-outside-Debenhams-Newcastle-ahead-fire-sale.html Watch video Hundreds queue outside Debenhams in Newcastle ahead of fire sale] [/video/news/video-2303166/Video-Angry-passenger-puts-gum-coffee-hair-person-front.html Watch video Angry plane passenger puts gum and coffee in hair of woman in front] [/video/news/video-2304050/Video-Spanish-police-continue-search-missing-Brit-Esther-Dingley.html Watch video Spanish police continue their search for missing Brit Esther Dingley] [/video/news/video-2304256/Group-four-removes-mysterious-Utah-monolith.html Watch video Group of four removes mysterious Utah monolith] [/video/news/video-2304644/Video-Hilarious-moment-dad-struggles-crawling-babies-stay-put.html Watch video Hilarious moment dad struggles to get crawling babies to stay put] [/video/news/video-2304684/Video-Plane-grounded-attacked-swarm-bees.html Watch video Plane grounded after being attacked by a swarm of bees] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.molFeCarousel.init('#p-17', 'channelCarousel', "activeClass" : "wocc", "pageCount" : "3.0", "pageSize" : 1, "onPos": 0, "updateStyleOnHover": true ); ); The fifth Long March-5 rocket, with China's new lunar probe Chang'e-5 on top, is ready to be transferred to the launch area The rocket stands in its launch pad at the Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site in south China's Hainan Province on November 17 RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8957019/China-used-secret-microwave-pulse-weapon-Indian-soldiers.html China 'used secret microwave pulse weapon to cook Indian...] [/news/article-8953333/British-diplomat-jumps-river-save-drowning-woman-China.html British diplomat is hailed as a hero in China after jumping...] [/news/article-8952977/Clever-dog-Golden-retriever-tricks-owner-thinking-not-eaten-treat.html Clever dog! Golden retriever tricks owner into thinking it...] Share this article Share Chang'e 5 is China's most complicated and challenging space exploration mission yet, according to the country's state broadcaster CCTV. It is set to place a lander on the moon that will drill two meters (almost seven feet) beneath the surface and scoop up rocks and other debris to be brought to earth. That would allow scientists to study newly obtained lunar materials for the first time since the American and Russian missions of the 1960s and 1970s. The mission, named after the Chinese moon goddess, is among China's most ambitious as its space programme continues to build steam since it first put a man in space in 2003, becoming only the third nation to do so after the US and Russia. more videos [# ] [# 1] [# 2] [# 3] [# ] [/video/news/video-2304768/Video-Savvy-mum-reveals-game-changer-hack-changing-duvet-cover.html Watch video Savvy mum reveals 'game changer' hack for changing duvet cover] [/video/news/video-2304214/Video-Hancock-emotionally-reveals-step-grandfather-died-Covid.html Watch video Matt Hancock emotionally reveals his step-grandfather died of Covid] [/video/news/video-2304596/Video-CCTV-shows-man-near-scene-sexual-assault-Wolverhampton.html Watch video CCTV shows man near the scene of a sexual assault in Wolverhampton] [/video/news/video-2304412/Video-Awful-moment-huge-fire-breaks-lorry-explodes-Cambridgeshire.html Watch video Awful moment huge fire breaks out as lorry explodes in Cambridgeshire] [/video/news/video-2304612/Video-Fiancee-runs-jumps-partners-arms-time-gets-home.html Watch video Fiancee runs and jumps into partner's arms every time he gets home] [/video/news/video-2303820/Video-Influencer-nasty-fall-tries-perfect-picture.html Watch video Influencer has nasty fall as she tries to get the perfect picture] [/video/news/video-2303166/Video-Angry-passenger-puts-gum-coffee-hair-person-front.html Watch video Angry plane passenger puts gum and coffee in hair of woman in front] [/video/news/video-2304048/Video-Four-men-van-arrive-steal-two-Chow-Chows-Essex.html Watch video Four suspects arrive to allegedly steal two Chow Chows in Essex] [/video/news/video-2304050/Video-Spanish-police-continue-search-missing-Brit-Esther-Dingley.html Watch video Spanish police continue their search for missing Brit Esther Dingley] [/video/news/video-2304446/Video-Project-Veritas-confronts-Jeff-Zucker-CNN-conference-call.html Watch video Project Veritas confronts Jeff Zucker on CNN conference call] [/video/news/video-2304256/Group-four-removes-mysterious-Utah-monolith.html Watch video Group of four removes mysterious Utah monolith] [/video/news/video-2304644/Video-Hilarious-moment-dad-struggles-crawling-babies-stay-put.html Watch video Hilarious moment dad struggles to get crawling babies to stay put] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.molFeCarousel.init('#p-30', 'channelCarousel', "activeClass" : "wocc", "pageCount" : "3.0", "pageSize" : 1, "onPos": 0, "updateStyleOnHover": true ); ); The heavy-lift carrier rocket is scheduled to blast Beijing's latest lunar mission, the Chang'e 5, into orbit early next week Chang'e 5 is China's most complicated and challenging space exploration mission yet, according to state broadcaster CCTV Engineers moved the gigantic rocket along with the Chang'e 5 probe to the position after they had completed relevant tests [ ]released by CCTV shows the rocket being moved to the launch pad as a whole while standing vertically on a mobile launch platform that travels on tracks. Another[ ] uploaded by China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation onto social media shows the rocket standing on the launch site after being carried over. The Long March-5 is 57 meters (187 feet) long and weighs 870 tonnes. Its transport process took about two hours and was reported to be smooth. Engineers decided to move the gigantic rocket along with the Chang'e 5 probe, stored at the tip of the rocket, to the position after they had completed relevant tests in the hanger, [ ]said. The rocket and the probe are expected to pass a function inspection and a joint test before taking off, according to the official outlet. The rocket is 187 feet long and weighs 870 tonnes. Its transport process took about two hours and was reported to be smooth The rocket and the probe are expected to pass a function inspection and a joint test before taking off, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] according to state TV Mao Wanbiao, deputy director of the command centre of the launch site, said the Long March-5 rocket was at its final stage before blasting off. He said: 'The vertical transportation means that the satellite, rocket and ground systems for the [Long March-5] rocket should all be functioning well. 'Once it is in the launch area, [we] are in the phase of injecting [the propellant] and preparing for the launch.' The Long March-5 is due to send the Chang'e 5 probe into earth-moon transfer orbit, which is situated between 200 and 400,000 kilometres (124 and 249,000 miles) above the ground, according to Li Pingqi, deputy chief designer of the rocket. It is expected to enter the orbit at over 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) per second. The Chinese space authority has planned three steps for its lunar missions: circulating the moon, landing on the moon and returning from the moon. Pei Zhaoyu, a deputy chief engineer of the China Lunar Exploration Project, said the Chang'e 5 mission would play a key role in the returning stage. 'This is the first time it will carry out the tasks of collecting samples and returning [to earth]. We hope the mission will succeed so that the "circulating-landing-returning" blueprint would draw a perfect end,' Mr Pei told CCTV. Staff members celebrate after the rocket, carrying China's new lunar probe Chang'e-5 on top, was moved to the launch area The mission, named after the Chinese moon goddess, is among China's most ambitious as its space programme expands China currently has a mission on the way to Mars, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] along with a rover on the moon's far side that is providing the first full measurements of radiation exposure from the lunar surface, information vital for any country that plans to send astronauts to the moon. Beijing has increasingly engaged with foreign countries on missions, although US law still prevents collaboration with NASA, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] excluding China from partnering with the International Space Station. That has prompted China to work on its own space station and launch its own programmes that have put it in a steady competition with Japan and India among Asian nations seeking to notch new achievements in space. The space programme has progressed cautiously, with relatively few setbacks in recent years. The Long March-5, nicknamed 'Fat 5' because of its bulky shape, failed on a previous launch attempt, but China's enormous pool of technical and engineering talent appears to have allowed it to overcome most [http://imgur.com/hot?q=obstacles obstacles]. data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ CCTV] [ CCTV Video] [ China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation/Weibo] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Development Of Castor Oil

2020-12-31T20:07:10Z

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Yao Ming Is Now A Chinese Ambassador To Mars

2020-12-31T19:31:10Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> [ Enlarge Image] Jim Rogash, Getty Images Retired basketball star Yao Ming's new role is simply out of this world. The former Houston Rockets Centre is to become China's new "Ambassador to Mars," according to the [ South China Morning Post]. It's not yet known whether China's most famous athlete may be expected to [ team up with the Looney Tunes] to defeat aliens in a basketball tournament. For [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] now, Ming's main task is to help publicize China's plan to send a spacecraft to Mars by 2020. China's Mars 2020 mission, [ first announced] earlier this year, is expected to carry a solar-powered probe to the surface of the red planet. It will use a [http://www.homeclick.com/web/search/search.aspx?Ntt=Chinese-made Chinese-made] Long March-5 rocket to launch from the Wenchang Space Centre in China's Hainan province. Yao will be joined in his ambassadorial duties by 10 other Chinese luminaries, including science-fiction writer Liu Cixin, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc giá rẻ] teenage boy band [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] TFBOYS and women's Olympic gold-medal-winning volleyball team coach Lang Ping. China isn't the only one with its eyes on Mars. Elon Musk [/news/spacex-mars-elon-musk-plans-saturn-v-rocket/ late last month outlined his plan] to colonize the planet, saying he envisions self-sustaining human civilisations on Mars in the next 40-100 years. [#comments Comments] [/crave/ Crave] [/topics/culture/ Culture] [/topics/sci-tech/ Notification on Notification off Sci-Tech]

Chinese Father Pushes His Disabled Son Into The Sea apos;to Claim Money apos;

2020-12-31T17:46:12Z

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Malware Probes Find A China Angle

2020-12-31T17:43:59Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> China is coming under scrutiny as the possible source of malicious software and Internet attacks directed at foreign governments and other institutions. A pair of recent research reports have cast some light on shadowy online initiatives with roots in China. Completed separately, both reports--"Tracking GhostNet," from the [ Munk Centre for International Studies in Toronto], and "The snooping dragon," from the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory--address the Chinese government's efforts to monitor the activities of the Dalai Lama and the governing of Tibet. Asked about the reports, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc] analysts in China say that such claims are exaggerated and politically motivated, [ according to CNN]. Meanwhile, Vietnamese security firm BKIS says it has come across clues suggesting that the Conficker worm, which is supposed to start communicating with computers on April 1, [/news/conficker-worm-might-originate-in-china/ may have Chinese origins]. BKIS reported Monday that it spotted similarities between Conficker's code and that of the 2001 Nimda virus, though in both cases the findings are not at all definitive. In "[ Tracking GhostNet: Investigating a Cyber Espionage Network]," issued over the weekend, the Canadian researchers say that the GhostNet comprises 1,295 infected computers in 103 countries, almost one third of them being "high-value targets, including ministries of foreign affairs, [ embassies], international organizations, news media, and NGOs." Despite going into great detail about how the GhostNet operates, and acknowledging the Chinese government's interest in the strategic exploitation of cyberspace, the Munk Centre researchers stop short of pointing fingers directly at a perpetrator: The capabilities of GhostNet are far-reaching. The report reveals that Tibetan computer systems were compromised giving attackers access to potentially sensitive information, including documents from the private office of the Dalai Lama. The report presents evidence showing that numerous computer systems were compromised in ways that circumstantially point to China as the culprit. But the report is careful not to draw conclusions about the exact motivation or the identity of the attacker(s), or how to accurately characterize this network of infections as a whole. The report argues that attribution can be obscured. The breaches tended to stem from a so-called social-engineering exploit, in which targets in the Tibetan community were sent an e-mail that appeared to be from the address campaigns@freetibet.org and that carried an attached Word document titled "Translation of Freedom Movement ID Book for Tibetans in Exile"--and that Word document was infected with the malicious code. The compromise of targeted systems could be substantial: The system directs infected computers to download a Trojan known as gh0st RAT that allows attackers to gain complete, real-time control. These instances of gh0st RAT are consistently controlled from commercial Internet access accounts located on the island of Hainan, People's Republic of China. Our investigation reveals that GhostNet is capable of taking full control of infected computers, including searching and downloading specific files, and covertly operating attached devices, including microphones and web cameras. About 70 percent of the control servers behind the attack had Internet Protocol addresses assigned to China, but researchers also found such servers in the U.S., Sweden, South Korea, and Taiwan. Of the nearly 1,300 infected computers, Taiwan had the most, followed by the U.S., Vietnam, and India. Given that China has the world's largest Internet population, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] the researchers say, "the sheer number of young digital natives online can more than account for the increase in Chinese malware. With more creative people using computers, it's expected that China (and Chinese individuals) will account for a larger proportion of cybercrime." And while the Tibetan computer systems were "conclusively compromised," the report says, "it is not clear whether the attacker(s) really knew what they had penetrated, or if the information was ever exploited for commercial or intelligence value." The University of Cambridge report, "[ The snooping dragon: social-malware surveillance of the Tibetan movement]," doesn't refrain from charging that the Chinese government was directing malware attacks: "(I)t was a targeted surveillance attack designed to collect actionable intelligence for use by the police and security services of a repressive state, with potentially fatal consequences for those exposed." Both reports also addressed the broader implications of the practices and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] behaviors observed in the Tibet-related malware efforts, and warn of the need for increased vigilance by both IT professionals and everyday computer users. As in many other breaches, from the [/news/melissa-virus-turns-10/ Melissa virus] 10 years ago to the Conficker worm today, breaches succeeded in part because people using the computer systems failed to take precautions when surfing the Web or opening [http://imgur.com/hot?q=e-mail%20messages e-mail messages]. The costs could be significant, according to the Cambridge University report: As social-malware attacks spread, they are bound to target people such as accounts-payable and payroll staff who use computers to make payments. Prevention will be hard. The traditional defence against social malware in government agencies involves expensive and intrusive measures that range from mandatory access controls to tiresome operational security procedures. These will not be sustainable in the economy as a whole. Evolving practical low-cost defences against social-malware attacks will be a real challenge. 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Chinese Probe Lands On Moon To Gather Lunar Samples

2020-12-31T12:05:58Z

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A Long March 5 rocket carrying China's Chang'e-5 lunar probe launches from the Wenchang Space Center on China's southern Hainan Island in November 2020 A Chinese space probe on Wednesday began drilling on the surface of the Moon hours after landing, in an ambitious attempt to bring back the first lunar samples in four decades. Beijing has poured billions into its [http://www.purevolume.com/search?keyword=military-run military-run] space programme, with hopes of having a crewed space station by 2022 and of eventually sending humans to the Moon. The Chang'e-5 spacecraft -- named for the mythical Chinese moon goddess -- touched down on the near side of the Moon on Tuesday, and is now gathering samples from the surface, the China National Space Administration said. Chang'e-5's goal is to collect lunar rocks and soil to help scientists learn about the Moon's origins, formation and volcanic activity. If the return journey is successful, China will be only the third country to have retrieved samples from the Moon, following the United States and the Soviet Union in the 1960s and 1970s. Chang'e-5's goal is to collect lunar rocks and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc giá rẻ] soil to help scientists learn about the Moon's origins, formation and volcanic activity This is the first such attempt since the Soviet Union's Luna 24 mission in 1976. Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying on Wednesday described the mission as "revolutionary in increasing human understanding of the history of the Moon." The probe had finished drilling for samples by Wednesday morning and is now "gathering surface samples as planned", [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] China's National Space Administration said. The spacecraft was launched from the country's southern Hainan province last week and entered lunar orbit on Saturday after a 112-hour journey. State broadcaster CCTV showed rows of scientists at mission control, wearing blue jackets emblazoned with Chinese flags, monitoring the probe then clapping after it successfully touched down. A huge screen at the front of the room displayed images sent by the probe of the grey lunar surface. A separate state media video released later showed the probe drilling into the moon's surface. - 'No easy task' - The spacecraft plans to collect two kilograms (4.5 pounds) of material in a previously unexplored area known as Oceanus Procellarum -- or "Ocean of Storms" -- a vast lava plain, according to the science journal Nature. China Moon probe The probe was designed to both get samples from the Moon's surface, as well as drill a two-metre (7-foot) deep hole and gather specimens from there, to ensure a diverse collection. State media said the craft was preparing for "around 48 hours" of tasks on the lunar surface. The samples will then be returned to Earth in a capsule programmed to land in northern China's Inner Mongolia region in December, according to US space agency NASA. Back on Earth, Chinese scientists are using footage from Chang'e-5 to reconstruct patches of the Moon's surface in a lab to better guide the probe's movements, CCTV said. Footage from the broadcaster showed lab staff from the China Academy of Space Technology wearing augmented reality glasses and using shovels to shape a sand pit according to contours of the moon's surface. The mission is technically challenging and involves several innovations not seen during previous attempts at collecting moon rocks, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics researcher Jonathan McDowell told AFP last month. Thomas Zurbuchen, a top official at NASA's science mission directorate, congratulated China on the landing. "This is no easy task," he tweeted. "When the samples collected on the Moon are returned to Earth, we hope everyone will benefit from being able to study this precious cargo that could advance the international science community." - 'Space dream' - Under President Xi Jinping, plans for China's "space dream", as he calls it, have been put into overdrive. Chang'e-5 will collect material from a previously unexplored area of the Moon known as Oceanus Procellarum Beijing is looking to finally catch up with the US and Russia after years of belatedly matching their space milestones. China launched its first satellite in 1970, while human spaceflight took decades longer -- with Yang Liwei becoming China's first "taikonaut" in 2003. A Chinese lunar rover landed on the far side of the Moon in January 2019 in a global first that boosted Beijing's aspirations to become a space superpower. The latest probe is among a slew of ambitious targets, which include creating a powerful rocket capable of delivering payloads heavier than those NASA and private rocket firm SpaceX can handle, a lunar base, and a permanently crewed space station. China's taikonauts and scientists have also talked up crewed missions to Mars. burs-gle-tjx/rox/oho

HNA Group Chairman Barred From Flying Vacationing On Firm apos;s...

2020-12-31T10:51:37Z

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BEIJING, Sept 16 (Reuters) - The chairman of cash-strapped HNA Group has been barred from taking flights and high-speed trains and going on vacations due to the Chinese conglomerate's failure to pay a court-ordered $5,300 in a lawsuit, a court document showed. The once high-flying company, which owns Hainan Airlines , is in the midst of a restructuring led by the Hainan government to resolve its liquidity risks stemming from years of aggressive acquisitions abroad. The group and its affiliates have delayed payments on a few bond products this year. [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/HNA%20chairman?s=ts HNA chairman] and legal representative Chen Feng has also been barred from spending at star-rated hotels, nightclubs and golf clubs, and buying properties and high-premium insurance products, an order from the People's Court in Xi'an city's Beilin district showed on Tuesday. The order also disallows his children from attending private schools. The conglomerate declined to comment on the order. While such court-ordered bans in China are indefinite, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] there are precedents where bans have been lifted after the defendants paid. The Xi'an court had ruled in March that HNA Group, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc] along with its three affiliated companies, needed to return money they owe to a plaintiff named Chai Jin in a dispute involving HNA's high-interest online investment platform Jubaohui. The companies were told to pay Chai more than 36,000 yuan ($5,320) of principal and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] interest within 10 days of the March ruling, according to the court. But they failed to do so, the court order on Tuesday said. It was not immediately clear if HNA subsequently paid the sum to Chai. HNA has not been able to fully pay back its Jubaohui investors since early 2018 as its liquidity worsened even as it began a frenetic sales of assets. There's still some 37.1 million yuan of overdue and unpaid debts at the end of August, according to data released on Jubaohui's official website. To make matters worse, the coronavirus pandemic this year, which had devastated travel demand and hurt HNA's main aviation business, led many to believe that HNA's survival was at stake. However, a move for a government-led restructuring of HNA following a plea by the conglomerate in February rekindled hopes that a solution for its debt problem may be on the horizon. ($1 = 6.7721 yuan) (Reporting by Cheng Leng, Stella Qiu and Brenda Goh; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)

China apos;s Lunar Probe Lands On Moon: Xinhua

2020-12-31T03:20:01Z

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