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Lai Ka-ying, a payload expert on the Shenzhou-23 mission, is the first astronaut from Hong Kong. Photo: Reuters

Hong Kong’s first astronaut Lai Ka-ying inspires youth to reach for the stars

26 May 2026

Staff members at the Sea Water Desalination Plant in Fukuoka harness the natural process of osmosis to generate renewable energy. Photo: AFP

Japanese engineers turn waste water into clean energy

08 May 2026

Yogurt contains probiotics, protein and other nutrients that are great for health. Photo: Shutterstock

InfoSpark: Recipe for Greek yogurt – and the science behind the process

03 May 2026

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If your parents are B positive and A positive, there is a chance that you could be completely different with O negative blood. Photo: Shutterstock

Why children can have a different blood group from their parents

01 May 2026

Burmese pythons have a strong and healthy population in Hong Kong. Photo: Shutterstock

How can pythons survive for months with no food? Their blood holds the secret

24 Apr 2026

In the study, scientists fed ball pythons and Burmese pythons before analysing their blood. Photo: Adam Francis

Scientists find the compound that helps power pythons’ metabolism

24 Apr 2026

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Dogs and cats aren’t the only animals that enjoy positive interactions with humans – chicks do too. Photo: AFP

Researchers find that chickens enjoy gentle interactions with humans

17 Apr 2026

An ageing cherry blossom tree leans on its support at Inokashira Park, one of Tokyo’s most popular viewing spots. Photo: AP

Why are Tokyo’s cherry blossom trees falling?

16 Apr 2026

School of Public Health, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sha Tin. Photo: David Wong

CUHK’s ‘Summer Discovery Academy’ offers secondary students a deep dive into public health

15 Apr 2026

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Although they are small, microalgae play a crucial role in the fight against climate change. Photo: Shutterstock

How microalgae help fight climate change

10 Apr 2026

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