What possible breakthroughs happen when science dares to go beyond Earth's limits?
Step inside China's next-level giant "super lab," where scientists are pushing the limits by recreating the most extreme conditions on Earth, from ultra-low temperatures to ultra-high pressures and so on, all in one place and under one roof. This cutting-edge facility is designed to push the boundaries and become a global hub for groundbreaking research, unlocking breakthroughs that could reshape technologies, medicine, and quantum computing.
CGTN's Zheng Yuqiong takes you for a closer look inside to see how the giant lab could shape the future, with China driving global science and technology! (CGTN)
China's Synergetic Extreme Condition User Facility is opening its doors to more foreign scientists as it seeks to boost global collaboration in fundamental science and expand international experiment time at the site in Beijing over the next five years, experts said.
Amid the forested hills and mirror-like lakes of Beijing's Huairou district, a scientific revolution is unfolding at ultrafast timescales. Within the Synergetic Extreme Condition User Facility — a crown jewel of China's Big Science Infrastructure — experimental setups pulse with red and green lasers, their beams threading through vacuum chambers with micron-level precision.
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