The Macao Science Satellite-1(MSS-1)is the first space science satellite jointly developed on the Chinese mainland and in Macao region.It comprises two satellites,named MSS-1A and MSS-1B,and holds considerable importa...The Macao Science Satellite-1(MSS-1)is the first space science satellite jointly developed on the Chinese mainland and in Macao region.It comprises two satellites,named MSS-1A and MSS-1B,and holds considerable importance in China’s space exploration endeavors.Among these,MSS-1A is the world’s first high-precision scientific satellite dedicated to exploring the geomagnetic field and space environment at low latitudes.Equipped with two high-precision vector magnetometers and one scalar magnetometer,which are integrally installed on a highly stable nonmagnetic optical bench,the MSS-1A enables simultaneous high-precision measurements of both the Earth’s vector magnetic field and its scalar components.Its design integrates several state-of-the-art technologies,including arc-second-level thermal stability control,nonmagnetic thermal control for the optical bench,and ultra-high magnetic cleanliness control.These innovations effectively minimize magnetic interference originating from the satellite itself,thereby substantially improving the precision of geomagnetic field measurements and establishing a robust technical foundation for future magnetic survey satellite constellations.展开更多
A low-temperature-resistant and high-strength stainless-steel jacket is a key component in the superconducting magnet of a fusion reactor.The development of cryogenic structural materials with high strength and toughn...A low-temperature-resistant and high-strength stainless-steel jacket is a key component in the superconducting magnet of a fusion reactor.The development of cryogenic structural materials with high strength and toughness poses a challenge for the future development of high-field superconducting magnets in fusion reactors.The yield strength of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor developed for low-temperature structural materials at 4.2K is below 1100MPa,which fails to meet the demand for structural components with yield strengths exceeding 1500MPa at 4.2K in the future fusion reactors.CHSN01(formerly N50H),which is a low-temperature structural material developed in China,exhibits exceptional strength and toughness,thereby making it highly promising for practical applications.Recently,a 30 t jacket measuring approximately 5000m in total length was produced.Its low-temperature mechanical properties were tested using a sampling method to ensure compliance with application requirements.This paper presents the experimental data of the CHSN01 jacket and tests of the physical properties of the material in the temperature range of 4–300 K.The physical properties were unaffected by magnetic field.Furthermore,this paper discusses the feasibility of employing CHSN01 as a cryogenic structural material capable of withstanding high magnetic fields in next-generation fusion reactors.展开更多
Using a recognition model of atmospheric gravity waves(AGWs),we identified 519 AGW events from the OH airglow images observed at the Dandong and Lhasa stations from 2015 to 2017.The 317 AGW events detected at the Dand...Using a recognition model of atmospheric gravity waves(AGWs),we identified 519 AGW events from the OH airglow images observed at the Dandong and Lhasa stations from 2015 to 2017.The 317 AGW events detected at the Dandong station have wavelengths ranging from 30 to 60 km,periods from 14 to 20 min,horizontal speeds from 30 to 60 m/s,and relative intensities from 0.4%to 0.6%,respectively.The parameters of 202 events recorded at the Lhasa station mainly vary within 15-35 km in horizontal wavelength,4-6 min in period,40-100 m/s in horizontal velocity,and 0.1%-0.3%in relative intensity.The occurrence rate peaks in winter and summer at Dandong and the peak in summer are absent at Lhasa because of the lack of convective weather.The seasonal propagation directions of the waves are influenced by both the wind field-filtering effect and the distribution of wave sources.In spring,because of the southeastward background wind field,fewer southeastward events are observed at the Dandong station.The situation at the Lhasa station is similar.In summer,both the Lhasa and Dandong stations are dominated by northeastward AGWs,which can be attributed to the southwestward wind.In autumn,ray-tracing results show that the events at Dandong mainly originate from wind shear,whereas the events at the Lhasa station are triggered by convective weather.The location of the wave sources determines the trend of the propagation directions at the Dandong and Lhasa stations in autumn.In winter,because of the eastward wind,more events are propagating to the southwest at the Dandong station.展开更多
Vulnerabilities are a known problem in modern Open Source Software(OSS).Most developers often rely on third-party libraries to accelerate feature implementation.However,these libraries may contain vulnerabilities that...Vulnerabilities are a known problem in modern Open Source Software(OSS).Most developers often rely on third-party libraries to accelerate feature implementation.However,these libraries may contain vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit to propagate malicious code,posing security risks to dependent projects.Existing research addresses these challenges through Software Composition Analysis(SCA)for vulnerability detection and remediation.Nevertheless,current solutions may introduce additional issues,such as incompatibilities,dependency conflicts,and additional vulnerabilities.To address this,we propose Vulnerability Scan and Protection(VulnScanPro),a robust solution for detection and remediation vulnerabilities in Java projects.Specifically,VulnScanPro builds a finegrained method graph to identify unreachable methods.The method graph is mapped to the project’s dependency tree,constructing a comprehensive vulnerability propagation graph that identifies unreachable vulnerable APIs and dependencies.Based on this analysis,we propose three solutions for vulnerability remediation:(1)Removing unreachable vulnerable dependencies,thereby resolving security risks and reducing maintenance overhead.(2)Upgrading vulnerable dependencies to the closest non-vulnerable versions,while pinning the versions of transitive dependencies introduced by the vulnerable dependency,in order to mitigate compatibility issues and prevent the introduction of new vulnerabilities.(3)Eliminating unreachable vulnerable APIs,particularly when security patches are either incompatible or absent.Experimental results show that these solutions effectively mitigate vulnerabilities and enhance the overall security of the project.展开更多
Impact craters are important for understanding the evolution of lunar geologic and surface erosion rates,among other functions.However,the morphological characteristics of these micro impact craters are not obvious an...Impact craters are important for understanding the evolution of lunar geologic and surface erosion rates,among other functions.However,the morphological characteristics of these micro impact craters are not obvious and they are numerous,resulting in low detection accuracy by deep learning models.Therefore,we proposed a new multi-scale fusion crater detection algorithm(MSF-CDA)based on the YOLO11 to improve the accuracy of lunar impact crater detection,especially for small craters with a diameter of<1 km.Using the images taken by the LROC(Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera)at the Chang’e-4(CE-4)landing area,we constructed three separate datasets for craters with diameters of 0-70 m,70-140 m,and>140 m.We then trained three submodels separately with these three datasets.Additionally,we designed a slicing-amplifying-slicing strategy to enhance the ability to extract features from small craters.To handle redundant predictions,we proposed a new Non-Maximum Suppression with Area Filtering method to fuse the results in overlapping targets within the multi-scale submodels.Finally,our new MSF-CDA method achieved high detection performance,with the Precision,Recall,and F1 score having values of 0.991,0.987,and 0.989,respectively,perfectly addressing the problems induced by the lesser features and sample imbalance of small craters.Our MSF-CDA can provide strong data support for more in-depth study of the geological evolution of the lunar surface and finer geological age estimations.This strategy can also be used to detect other small objects with lesser features and sample imbalance problems.We detected approximately 500,000 impact craters in an area of approximately 214 km2 around the CE-4 landing area.By statistically analyzing the new data,we updated the distribution function of the number and diameter of impact craters.Finally,we identified the most suitable lighting conditions for detecting impact crater targets by analyzing the effect of different lighting conditions on the detection accuracy.展开更多
Neurodegenerative diseases,which are characterized by progressive neuronal loss and the lack of disease-modifying therapies,are becoming a major global health challenge.The existing neuromodulation techniques,such as ...Neurodegenerative diseases,which are characterized by progressive neuronal loss and the lack of disease-modifying therapies,are becoming a major global health challenge.The existing neuromodulation techniques,such as deep brain stimulation and transcranial magnetic stimulation,show limitations such as invasiveness,restricted cortical targeting,and irreversible tissue effects.In this context,low-intensity transcranial ultrasound has emerged as a promising noninvasive alternative that can penetrate deep into the brain and modulate neuroplasticity.This review comprehensively assesses the therapeutic mechanisms,efficacy,and translational potential of low-intensity transcranial ultrasound in treating neurodegenerative diseases,with emphasis on its role in promoting neuronal regeneration,modulating neuroinflammation,and enhancing functional recovery.We summarize the findings of previous studies and systematically illustrate the potential of low-intensity transcranial ultrasound in regulating cell death mechanisms,enhancing neural repair and regeneration,and alleviating symptoms associated with neurodegenerative diseases.Preclinical findings indicate that low-intensity transcranial ultrasound can enhance the release of neurotrophic factors(e.g.,brain-derived neurotrophic factor),promote autophagy to clear protein aggregates,modulate microglial activation,and temporarily open the blood-brain barrier to facilitate targeted drug delivery.Existing clinical trial data show that low-intensity transcranial ultrasound can reduce amyloid-βplaques,improve motor and cognitive deficits,and promote remyelination in various disease models.Early clinical trials suggest that low-intensity transcranial ultrasound may enhance cognitive scores in Alzheimer’s disease and alleviate motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease,all while demonstrating a favorable safety profile.Past studies support the notion that by integrating safety,precision,and reversibility,low-intensity transcranial ultrasound can transform the treatment landscape for neurodegenerative disease.However,more advancements are necessary for future clinical application of low-intensity transcranial ultrasound,including optimizing parameters such as frequency,intensity,and duty cycle;considering individual anatomical differences;and confirming long-term efficacy.We believe establishing standardized protocols,conducting larger trials,and investigating the underlying mechanisms to clarify dose-response relationships and refine personalized application strategies are essential in this regard.Future research should focus on translating preclinical findings into clinical practice,addressing technical challenges,and exploring combination therapies with pharmacological or gene interventions.展开更多
In this study,we analyze the impact of the May 2024 geomagnetic storm on the thermospheric mass density by using TianMu-1 constellation satellite(TM02,TM06,TM07,TM11,TM15)observations.These observations reveal intense...In this study,we analyze the impact of the May 2024 geomagnetic storm on the thermospheric mass density by using TianMu-1 constellation satellite(TM02,TM06,TM07,TM11,TM15)observations.These observations reveal intense large-scale traveling atmospheric disturbances(TADs)originating at high latitudes and propagating equatorward.Observations by TM02 captured the evolution of a TAD structure:An initial amplitude of~3.89×10^(-12)kg/m^(3)at hundred-kilometer scale subsequently intensified to 4.78×10^(-12)kg/m^(3),with the spatial extent expanding to the thousand-kilometer level.Significant hemispheric asymmetry was observed:the absolute density was higher predominantly in the northern hemisphere(TM02,TM06,TM07,TM11),whereas the difference in the relative density consistently showed greater enhancements in the southern hemisphere across all satellites,with the maximum north-south density differences exceeding 195%-640%above 60°latitude.In conjunction with SuperDARN(Super Dual Auroral Radar Network)observations,this striking hemispheric asymmetry can likely be attributed to disparities in plasma convection patterns between the two hemispheres.Furthermore,density perturbation characteristics exhibited strong local time(LT)dependence:Near noon(~10.7 LT,TM02 descending),the northern hemisphere onset preceded the southern onset.Conversely,near dusk(~17.6 LT,TM15 descending),the southern onset led the northern onset by approximately 3 hours.Ascending orbits(TM02,TM06,TM07,TM15)typically yielded larger global density enhancements compared with smaller southern-confined enhancements during descending orbits.Satellite TM11 showed comparable perturbations in both ascending and descending orbits.By leveraging its unique orbital architecture,the TianMu-1 constellation enables global near-simultaneous multi-LT sampling,providing a robust data foundation for both scientific research and engineering applications.展开更多
The Triple Ionosphere Photometer(TRIPM)is a scientific payload aboard the Fengyun-3E(FY-3E)satellite,which operates in a dawn−dusk orbit.It is primarily designed for nadir observations of airglow emissions at OI 135.6...The Triple Ionosphere Photometer(TRIPM)is a scientific payload aboard the Fengyun-3E(FY-3E)satellite,which operates in a dawn−dusk orbit.It is primarily designed for nadir observations of airglow emissions at OI 135.6 nm and N_(2)Lyman-Birge-Hopfield(LBH)bands.Due to the satellite’s dawn−dusk orbital characteristics,most of TRIPM’s field of view remains in a semi-illuminated condition.Therefore,compared with airglow data of the same bands acquired under purely daytime or nighttime conditions,applying TRIPM data poses greater challenges.This study presents the first attempt to use TRIPM data for retrieving solar extreme ultraviolet(EUV)flux.Our results demonstrate that by utilizing TRIPM data in regions where photoelectron excitation dominates as the primary radiation source,the solar EUV flux(denoted as Q_(EUV))can be retrieved.Comparisons with data from the SOHO/SEM instrument reveal excellent consistency,with a seasonal correlation coefficient(R)of at least 0.95.This work thus offers a new avenue for solar EUV flux acquisition and expands the application range of TRIPM data.展开更多
A large-scale view of the magnetospheric cusp is expected to be obtained by the Soft X-ray Imager(SXI)onboard the Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer(SMILE).However,it is challenging to trace the three-d...A large-scale view of the magnetospheric cusp is expected to be obtained by the Soft X-ray Imager(SXI)onboard the Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer(SMILE).However,it is challenging to trace the three-dimensional cusp boundary from a two-dimensional X-ray image because the detected X-ray signals will be integrated along the line of sight.In this work,a global magnetohydrodynamic code was used to simulate the X-ray images and photon count images,assuming an interplanetary magnetic field with a pure Bz component.The assumption of an elliptic cusp boundary at a given altitude was used to trace the equatorward and poleward boundaries of the cusp from a simulated X-ray image.The average discrepancy was less than 0.1 RE.To reduce the influence of instrument effects and cosmic X-ray backgrounds,image denoising was considered before applying the method above to SXI photon count images.The cusp boundaries were reasonably reconstructed from the noisy X-ray image.展开更多
The most important all-round progress in China's Space Science in recent years is the official go-ahead of Strategic Priority Program(SPP) on Space Science in 2011,which marks China's space science has entered...The most important all-round progress in China's Space Science in recent years is the official go-ahead of Strategic Priority Program(SPP) on Space Science in 2011,which marks China's space science has entered a new stage.SPP on Space Science includes 4 satellites(DAMPE,SJ-10,QUESS and HXMT),the Intensive Study of Future Space Science Missions,and the Advanced Research of Space Science Missions and Payloads.It is expected that the innovative breakthroughs will be achieved,and the great leaps of related high-technology will be driven through both independent space science missions and international cooperation.The implementation of the SPP on Space Science will enable the rapid development of China's space science endeavor,and contribute to the progress of human civilization.展开更多
The Strategic Priority Program on Space Science in 2011–2017(hereafter referred to as SPP Ⅰ),which officially went ahead in 2011, marks that a new chapter of Chinese space endeavor has been opened.The 4 satellites, ...The Strategic Priority Program on Space Science in 2011–2017(hereafter referred to as SPP Ⅰ),which officially went ahead in 2011, marks that a new chapter of Chinese space endeavor has been opened.The 4 satellites, Wukong/DAMPE, SJ-10, Mozi/QUESS and Insight/HXMT, has been achieving promising scientific results since their launch, e.g., Wukong directly detected a break in the teraelectronvolt cosmic-ray spectrum of electrons and positrons. To enable the sustainable development of China's space science endeavor,the Strategic Priority Program Ⅱ on Space Science(hereafter referred to as SPP Ⅱ) was officially approved in late 2017. SPP Ⅱ includes 4 satellites—EP, ASO-S, SMILE and GECAM, Intensive Study of Future Space Science Missions, Advanced Research of Space Science Missions and Payloads, Space Science Mission Concept Research, and Data Analysis Research. Dedicated to exploring the unknown, the program is aiming to address scientific questions such as the origin and evolution of the universe and life, search for extraterrestrial life,and the impact of the Sun and the solar system on Earth and human development. Chinese space science community is committed to contributing to the progress of human civilization.展开更多
China has planned and implemented a series of lunar and deep space exploration programs since the first lunar exploration satellite Chang’E-1 launched in 2007.In the future,China has initiated the international lunar...China has planned and implemented a series of lunar and deep space exploration programs since the first lunar exploration satellite Chang’E-1 launched in 2007.In the future,China has initiated the international lunar research station program,which aims to build a shared platform on the Moon jointly with many other countries for long-term and continuous lunar exploration,lunar-based observations and experiments,as well as in-situ resource utilization.In addition,China has also proposed an interstellar express mission to unveil the mysteries of the outer heliosphere,nearby interstellar space,and their interactions.This paper gives a brief introduction to the International Lunar Research Station program and the Interstellar Express mission.展开更多
The Strategic Priority Program(SPP)on Space Science,which is under the leadership of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS),has established China’s space science satellite series from scratch.A number of major scientif...The Strategic Priority Program(SPP)on Space Science,which is under the leadership of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS),has established China’s space science satellite series from scratch.A number of major scientific achievements have been made by the first phase of the Program(SPPⅠ),while SPPⅡhas been currently being implemented.The future development of space science needs urgent top-level planning and advanced layout to clarify the overall goal and investment portfolio from 2025 to 2030.We will briefly introduce the initiative and possible space science missions of SPPⅢ,including the preparatory work which already started in July 2021.Following the effective administrative tradition since SPPⅠ,National Space Science Center(NSSC,CAS)is responsible for the whole procedure,including soliciting,assessment,and implementation of SPPⅢ.Brief information on the 13 candidate missions will be described,including missions in the fields of astronomy&astrophysics,exoplanets,heliophysics and planetary&Earth science,respectively.展开更多
Since 2011,the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)has implemented the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science(SPP).A series of scientific satellites have been developed and launched,such as Dark Matter Particle Explo...Since 2011,the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)has implemented the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science(SPP).A series of scientific satellites have been developed and launched,such as Dark Matter Particle Explorer(DAMPE),Quantum Experiments at Space Scale(QUESS),Advanced Space-based Solar Observatory(ASO-S),Einstein Probe(EP),and significant scientific outcomes have been achieved.In order to plan the future space science missions in China,CAS has organized the Chinese space science community to conduct medium and long-term development strategy studies,and summarized the major scientific frontiers of space science as“One Black,Two Dark,Three Origins and Five Characterizations”.Five main scientific themes have been identified for China’s future breakthroughs,including the Extreme Universe,Space-Time Ripples,the Panoramic View of the Sun and Earth,the Habitable Planets,and Biological&Physical Science in Space.Space science satellite missions to be implemented before 2030 are proposed accordingly.展开更多
In May 2018,the second phase of the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science(SPP II)was officially approved by the Chinese Academy of Sciences,in view of the significant scientific achievements of the first phase o...In May 2018,the second phase of the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science(SPP II)was officially approved by the Chinese Academy of Sciences,in view of the significant scientific achievements of the first phase of the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science(SPP I)which includes 4 space science missions:the Dark Matter Particle Explorer(DAMPE),ShiJian-10(SJ-10),Quantum Experiments at Space Scale(QUESS)and Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope(HXMT).Aiming to address fundamental scientific questions,SPP II focuses on two major themes:How the universe and life originate and evolve and What is the relationship between the solar system and human beings.In areas that Chinese scientists have advantages,new space science missions including Graviational wave high-energy Electromagnetic Counterpart All-sky Monitor(GECAM),the Advanced space-based Solar Observatory(ASO-S),the Einstein Probe(EP),and Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer(SMILE)have been approved in the framework of SPP II.This paper presents the research highlights of the SPP I,introduces the recent progress of SPP II,and puts forward the prospects for future development.展开更多
Based on the Chinese Meridian Project(CMP),the International Meridian Circle Program(IMCP)aims to coordinate the deployment of a comprehensive ground-based monitoring network along the 120°E-60°W Great Merid...Based on the Chinese Meridian Project(CMP),the International Meridian Circle Program(IMCP)aims to coordinate the deployment of a comprehensive ground-based monitoring network along the 120°E-60°W Great Meridian Circle to track the propagation and evolution of space weather events from the Sun to the Earth,as well as the imprints of other major natural and anthropic hazards on the ionosphere,the middle and upper atmosphere.Currently,we have completed the IMCP headquarters building in Beijing and established the China-Brazil Joint Laboratory for Space Weather in cooperation with Brazil.Meanwhile,the Chinese Meridian Project PhaseⅡand different components of the IMCP observation system are under construction.展开更多
Earth Science from Space is an interdisciplinary discipline that studies the interactions,mechanisms,and evolution of the Earth system through space observation.In China,the national medium-to long-term civilian space...Earth Science from Space is an interdisciplinary discipline that studies the interactions,mechanisms,and evolution of the Earth system through space observation.In China,the national medium-to long-term civilian space infrastructure development plan and the space-science pilot project from the Chinese Academy of Sciences are two programs associated with advancing the Earth science from space.This paper reports recent scientific findings,developments and the status of the six missions.It is organized as the following sections:Introduction,two satellite missions that are already in orbit—the TanSat-1 for atmospheric COand the LuTan-1 for global surface deformation,a Terrestrial Ecosystem Carbon Inventory Satellite to be launched in 2022,and three missions that passed the PhaseⅡstudy and planned for near future—the Ocean Surface Current multiscale Observation,the Terrestrial Water Resources Satellite.Climate and Atmospheric Components Exploring Satellites(CACES),followed by the conclusion.展开更多
The Earth is buffered from the ferocious onslaught of the solar wind by a thin layer of matter known as the atmosphere and geospace.This layer absorbs energy from irradiance and outburst from the Sun,as well as from d...The Earth is buffered from the ferocious onslaught of the solar wind by a thin layer of matter known as the atmosphere and geospace.This layer absorbs energy from irradiance and outburst from the Sun,as well as from disasters,transient phenomena and anthropogenic emissions originated from Earth.Through complicated physics,the absorbed energy changes the atmospheric and geospace state and sometimes gets re-released to power extreme events such as space weather.Taking place globally,these complicated processes cannot be understood unless they are studied globally.The Chinese scientists have proposed the International Meridian Circle Program(IMCP)to meet this demand.By operating nearly 1000 instruments encompassing all latitudes along with the 120°E–60°W longitudes,IMCP aims,for the first time,to construct comprehensive 3D data representation of the atmosphere and geospace on a global scale and empower interdisciplinary research to tackle key questions related to Earth’s environment and climate change.展开更多
The Chinese Meridian Space Weather Monitoring Project(Meridian Project for short)is a ground-based geospace monitoring chain in China.It consists of a chain of 15 ground-based observatories located roughly along 120&#...The Chinese Meridian Space Weather Monitoring Project(Meridian Project for short)is a ground-based geospace monitoring chain in China.It consists of a chain of 15 ground-based observatories located roughly along 120°E longitude and 30°N latitude.Each observatory is equipped with multiple instruments to measure key parameters such as the baseline and time-varying geomagnetic field,the middle and upper atmosphere and ionosphere from about 20 to 1000 km.This project started collecting data in 2012.Here a brief overview of the Chinese Meridian Project is given,and most recent science results mainly in the ionospheric and atmospheric studies are presented.展开更多
On January 3,2019,the first lunar farside in-situ exploration mission,China’s Chang’e 4(CE-4),successfully landed in Von Karman crater within the South Pole-Aitken(SPA)basin.The CE-4 mission provided a host platform...On January 3,2019,the first lunar farside in-situ exploration mission,China’s Chang’e 4(CE-4),successfully landed in Von Karman crater within the South Pole-Aitken(SPA)basin.The CE-4 mission provided a host platform and opened its science payload resources to the international community.Science payloads from Germany,Sweden,the Netherlands and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were aboard CE-4.It has explored effective models of international cooperation,accumulated cooperation experience,and provided a reference for the implementation of broader and deeper cooperation in major projects.This paper summarizes the practical experience of international cooperation on CE-4,analyzes the difficulties and existing problems of science payloads management,explains the current management methods,and puts forward suggestions for the development of broader international cooperation for the future.展开更多
文摘The Macao Science Satellite-1(MSS-1)is the first space science satellite jointly developed on the Chinese mainland and in Macao region.It comprises two satellites,named MSS-1A and MSS-1B,and holds considerable importance in China’s space exploration endeavors.Among these,MSS-1A is the world’s first high-precision scientific satellite dedicated to exploring the geomagnetic field and space environment at low latitudes.Equipped with two high-precision vector magnetometers and one scalar magnetometer,which are integrally installed on a highly stable nonmagnetic optical bench,the MSS-1A enables simultaneous high-precision measurements of both the Earth’s vector magnetic field and its scalar components.Its design integrates several state-of-the-art technologies,including arc-second-level thermal stability control,nonmagnetic thermal control for the optical bench,and ultra-high magnetic cleanliness control.These innovations effectively minimize magnetic interference originating from the satellite itself,thereby substantially improving the precision of geomagnetic field measurements and establishing a robust technical foundation for future magnetic survey satellite constellations.
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12305196)Anhui Provincial Natural Science Foundation(No.2308085QA23)+1 种基金Open Fund of Magnetic confinement Fusion Laboratory of Anhui Province(No.2023AMF03003)Science Foundation of Institute of Plasma Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.DSJJ-2024-10).
文摘A low-temperature-resistant and high-strength stainless-steel jacket is a key component in the superconducting magnet of a fusion reactor.The development of cryogenic structural materials with high strength and toughness poses a challenge for the future development of high-field superconducting magnets in fusion reactors.The yield strength of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor developed for low-temperature structural materials at 4.2K is below 1100MPa,which fails to meet the demand for structural components with yield strengths exceeding 1500MPa at 4.2K in the future fusion reactors.CHSN01(formerly N50H),which is a low-temperature structural material developed in China,exhibits exceptional strength and toughness,thereby making it highly promising for practical applications.Recently,a 30 t jacket measuring approximately 5000m in total length was produced.Its low-temperature mechanical properties were tested using a sampling method to ensure compliance with application requirements.This paper presents the experimental data of the CHSN01 jacket and tests of the physical properties of the material in the temperature range of 4–300 K.The physical properties were unaffected by magnetic field.Furthermore,this paper discusses the feasibility of employing CHSN01 as a cryogenic structural material capable of withstanding high magnetic fields in next-generation fusion reactors.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2022YFF0711402)the Specialized Research Fund for State Key Laboratories。
文摘Using a recognition model of atmospheric gravity waves(AGWs),we identified 519 AGW events from the OH airglow images observed at the Dandong and Lhasa stations from 2015 to 2017.The 317 AGW events detected at the Dandong station have wavelengths ranging from 30 to 60 km,periods from 14 to 20 min,horizontal speeds from 30 to 60 m/s,and relative intensities from 0.4%to 0.6%,respectively.The parameters of 202 events recorded at the Lhasa station mainly vary within 15-35 km in horizontal wavelength,4-6 min in period,40-100 m/s in horizontal velocity,and 0.1%-0.3%in relative intensity.The occurrence rate peaks in winter and summer at Dandong and the peak in summer are absent at Lhasa because of the lack of convective weather.The seasonal propagation directions of the waves are influenced by both the wind field-filtering effect and the distribution of wave sources.In spring,because of the southeastward background wind field,fewer southeastward events are observed at the Dandong station.The situation at the Lhasa station is similar.In summer,both the Lhasa and Dandong stations are dominated by northeastward AGWs,which can be attributed to the southwestward wind.In autumn,ray-tracing results show that the events at Dandong mainly originate from wind shear,whereas the events at the Lhasa station are triggered by convective weather.The location of the wave sources determines the trend of the propagation directions at the Dandong and Lhasa stations in autumn.In winter,because of the eastward wind,more events are propagating to the southwest at the Dandong station.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.62141210)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant No.N2217005)+1 种基金Open Fund of State Key Lab.for Novel Software Technology,Nanjing University(KFKT2021B01)111 Project(B16009).
文摘Vulnerabilities are a known problem in modern Open Source Software(OSS).Most developers often rely on third-party libraries to accelerate feature implementation.However,these libraries may contain vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit to propagate malicious code,posing security risks to dependent projects.Existing research addresses these challenges through Software Composition Analysis(SCA)for vulnerability detection and remediation.Nevertheless,current solutions may introduce additional issues,such as incompatibilities,dependency conflicts,and additional vulnerabilities.To address this,we propose Vulnerability Scan and Protection(VulnScanPro),a robust solution for detection and remediation vulnerabilities in Java projects.Specifically,VulnScanPro builds a finegrained method graph to identify unreachable methods.The method graph is mapped to the project’s dependency tree,constructing a comprehensive vulnerability propagation graph that identifies unreachable vulnerable APIs and dependencies.Based on this analysis,we propose three solutions for vulnerability remediation:(1)Removing unreachable vulnerable dependencies,thereby resolving security risks and reducing maintenance overhead.(2)Upgrading vulnerable dependencies to the closest non-vulnerable versions,while pinning the versions of transitive dependencies introduced by the vulnerable dependency,in order to mitigate compatibility issues and prevent the introduction of new vulnerabilities.(3)Eliminating unreachable vulnerable APIs,particularly when security patches are either incompatible or absent.Experimental results show that these solutions effectively mitigate vulnerabilities and enhance the overall security of the project.
基金the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant No.2022YFF0711400)the National Space Science Data Center Youth Open Project (Grant No. NSSDC2302001)
文摘Impact craters are important for understanding the evolution of lunar geologic and surface erosion rates,among other functions.However,the morphological characteristics of these micro impact craters are not obvious and they are numerous,resulting in low detection accuracy by deep learning models.Therefore,we proposed a new multi-scale fusion crater detection algorithm(MSF-CDA)based on the YOLO11 to improve the accuracy of lunar impact crater detection,especially for small craters with a diameter of<1 km.Using the images taken by the LROC(Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera)at the Chang’e-4(CE-4)landing area,we constructed three separate datasets for craters with diameters of 0-70 m,70-140 m,and>140 m.We then trained three submodels separately with these three datasets.Additionally,we designed a slicing-amplifying-slicing strategy to enhance the ability to extract features from small craters.To handle redundant predictions,we proposed a new Non-Maximum Suppression with Area Filtering method to fuse the results in overlapping targets within the multi-scale submodels.Finally,our new MSF-CDA method achieved high detection performance,with the Precision,Recall,and F1 score having values of 0.991,0.987,and 0.989,respectively,perfectly addressing the problems induced by the lesser features and sample imbalance of small craters.Our MSF-CDA can provide strong data support for more in-depth study of the geological evolution of the lunar surface and finer geological age estimations.This strategy can also be used to detect other small objects with lesser features and sample imbalance problems.We detected approximately 500,000 impact craters in an area of approximately 214 km2 around the CE-4 landing area.By statistically analyzing the new data,we updated the distribution function of the number and diameter of impact craters.Finally,we identified the most suitable lighting conditions for detecting impact crater targets by analyzing the effect of different lighting conditions on the detection accuracy.
基金supported by STI2030-Major Project,No,2021ZD0204200(to LX).
文摘Neurodegenerative diseases,which are characterized by progressive neuronal loss and the lack of disease-modifying therapies,are becoming a major global health challenge.The existing neuromodulation techniques,such as deep brain stimulation and transcranial magnetic stimulation,show limitations such as invasiveness,restricted cortical targeting,and irreversible tissue effects.In this context,low-intensity transcranial ultrasound has emerged as a promising noninvasive alternative that can penetrate deep into the brain and modulate neuroplasticity.This review comprehensively assesses the therapeutic mechanisms,efficacy,and translational potential of low-intensity transcranial ultrasound in treating neurodegenerative diseases,with emphasis on its role in promoting neuronal regeneration,modulating neuroinflammation,and enhancing functional recovery.We summarize the findings of previous studies and systematically illustrate the potential of low-intensity transcranial ultrasound in regulating cell death mechanisms,enhancing neural repair and regeneration,and alleviating symptoms associated with neurodegenerative diseases.Preclinical findings indicate that low-intensity transcranial ultrasound can enhance the release of neurotrophic factors(e.g.,brain-derived neurotrophic factor),promote autophagy to clear protein aggregates,modulate microglial activation,and temporarily open the blood-brain barrier to facilitate targeted drug delivery.Existing clinical trial data show that low-intensity transcranial ultrasound can reduce amyloid-βplaques,improve motor and cognitive deficits,and promote remyelination in various disease models.Early clinical trials suggest that low-intensity transcranial ultrasound may enhance cognitive scores in Alzheimer’s disease and alleviate motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease,all while demonstrating a favorable safety profile.Past studies support the notion that by integrating safety,precision,and reversibility,low-intensity transcranial ultrasound can transform the treatment landscape for neurodegenerative disease.However,more advancements are necessary for future clinical application of low-intensity transcranial ultrasound,including optimizing parameters such as frequency,intensity,and duty cycle;considering individual anatomical differences;and confirming long-term efficacy.We believe establishing standardized protocols,conducting larger trials,and investigating the underlying mechanisms to clarify dose-response relationships and refine personalized application strategies are essential in this regard.Future research should focus on translating preclinical findings into clinical practice,addressing technical challenges,and exploring combination therapies with pharmacological or gene interventions.
基金the National Space Science Center (NSSC) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences for full support of this research workfunded by the Tian Mu-1 Constellation Atmospheric Density Detector (Grant No. E3C1162110)
文摘In this study,we analyze the impact of the May 2024 geomagnetic storm on the thermospheric mass density by using TianMu-1 constellation satellite(TM02,TM06,TM07,TM11,TM15)observations.These observations reveal intense large-scale traveling atmospheric disturbances(TADs)originating at high latitudes and propagating equatorward.Observations by TM02 captured the evolution of a TAD structure:An initial amplitude of~3.89×10^(-12)kg/m^(3)at hundred-kilometer scale subsequently intensified to 4.78×10^(-12)kg/m^(3),with the spatial extent expanding to the thousand-kilometer level.Significant hemispheric asymmetry was observed:the absolute density was higher predominantly in the northern hemisphere(TM02,TM06,TM07,TM11),whereas the difference in the relative density consistently showed greater enhancements in the southern hemisphere across all satellites,with the maximum north-south density differences exceeding 195%-640%above 60°latitude.In conjunction with SuperDARN(Super Dual Auroral Radar Network)observations,this striking hemispheric asymmetry can likely be attributed to disparities in plasma convection patterns between the two hemispheres.Furthermore,density perturbation characteristics exhibited strong local time(LT)dependence:Near noon(~10.7 LT,TM02 descending),the northern hemisphere onset preceded the southern onset.Conversely,near dusk(~17.6 LT,TM15 descending),the southern onset led the northern onset by approximately 3 hours.Ascending orbits(TM02,TM06,TM07,TM15)typically yielded larger global density enhancements compared with smaller southern-confined enhancements during descending orbits.Satellite TM11 showed comparable perturbations in both ascending and descending orbits.By leveraging its unique orbital architecture,the TianMu-1 constellation enables global near-simultaneous multi-LT sampling,providing a robust data foundation for both scientific research and engineering applications.
基金supported financially by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.42174226,42474239)National Key Research and Development Program(2022YFF0503901)China Meteorological Administration‘Ionospheric Forecast and Alerting’Youth Innovation Team(CMA2024QN09).
文摘The Triple Ionosphere Photometer(TRIPM)is a scientific payload aboard the Fengyun-3E(FY-3E)satellite,which operates in a dawn−dusk orbit.It is primarily designed for nadir observations of airglow emissions at OI 135.6 nm and N_(2)Lyman-Birge-Hopfield(LBH)bands.Due to the satellite’s dawn−dusk orbital characteristics,most of TRIPM’s field of view remains in a semi-illuminated condition.Therefore,compared with airglow data of the same bands acquired under purely daytime or nighttime conditions,applying TRIPM data poses greater challenges.This study presents the first attempt to use TRIPM data for retrieving solar extreme ultraviolet(EUV)flux.Our results demonstrate that by utilizing TRIPM data in regions where photoelectron excitation dominates as the primary radiation source,the solar EUV flux(denoted as Q_(EUV))can be retrieved.Comparisons with data from the SOHO/SEM instrument reveal excellent consistency,with a seasonal correlation coefficient(R)of at least 0.95.This work thus offers a new avenue for solar EUV flux acquisition and expands the application range of TRIPM data.
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NNSFC)under Grant Numbers 42322408,42188101,and 42441809Additional support was provided by the Climbing Program of the National Space Science Center(NSSC,Grant No.E4PD3005)as well as the Specialized Research Fund for State Key Laboratories of China.
文摘A large-scale view of the magnetospheric cusp is expected to be obtained by the Soft X-ray Imager(SXI)onboard the Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer(SMILE).However,it is challenging to trace the three-dimensional cusp boundary from a two-dimensional X-ray image because the detected X-ray signals will be integrated along the line of sight.In this work,a global magnetohydrodynamic code was used to simulate the X-ray images and photon count images,assuming an interplanetary magnetic field with a pure Bz component.The assumption of an elliptic cusp boundary at a given altitude was used to trace the equatorward and poleward boundaries of the cusp from a simulated X-ray image.The average discrepancy was less than 0.1 RE.To reduce the influence of instrument effects and cosmic X-ray backgrounds,image denoising was considered before applying the method above to SXI photon count images.The cusp boundaries were reasonably reconstructed from the noisy X-ray image.
文摘The most important all-round progress in China's Space Science in recent years is the official go-ahead of Strategic Priority Program(SPP) on Space Science in 2011,which marks China's space science has entered a new stage.SPP on Space Science includes 4 satellites(DAMPE,SJ-10,QUESS and HXMT),the Intensive Study of Future Space Science Missions,and the Advanced Research of Space Science Missions and Payloads.It is expected that the innovative breakthroughs will be achieved,and the great leaps of related high-technology will be driven through both independent space science missions and international cooperation.The implementation of the SPP on Space Science will enable the rapid development of China's space science endeavor,and contribute to the progress of human civilization.
文摘The Strategic Priority Program on Space Science in 2011–2017(hereafter referred to as SPP Ⅰ),which officially went ahead in 2011, marks that a new chapter of Chinese space endeavor has been opened.The 4 satellites, Wukong/DAMPE, SJ-10, Mozi/QUESS and Insight/HXMT, has been achieving promising scientific results since their launch, e.g., Wukong directly detected a break in the teraelectronvolt cosmic-ray spectrum of electrons and positrons. To enable the sustainable development of China's space science endeavor,the Strategic Priority Program Ⅱ on Space Science(hereafter referred to as SPP Ⅱ) was officially approved in late 2017. SPP Ⅱ includes 4 satellites—EP, ASO-S, SMILE and GECAM, Intensive Study of Future Space Science Missions, Advanced Research of Space Science Missions and Payloads, Space Science Mission Concept Research, and Data Analysis Research. Dedicated to exploring the unknown, the program is aiming to address scientific questions such as the origin and evolution of the universe and life, search for extraterrestrial life,and the impact of the Sun and the solar system on Earth and human development. Chinese space science community is committed to contributing to the progress of human civilization.
基金Supported by National Key Research and Development Program of China(2020YFE0202100)。
文摘China has planned and implemented a series of lunar and deep space exploration programs since the first lunar exploration satellite Chang’E-1 launched in 2007.In the future,China has initiated the international lunar research station program,which aims to build a shared platform on the Moon jointly with many other countries for long-term and continuous lunar exploration,lunar-based observations and experiments,as well as in-situ resource utilization.In addition,China has also proposed an interstellar express mission to unveil the mysteries of the outer heliosphere,nearby interstellar space,and their interactions.This paper gives a brief introduction to the International Lunar Research Station program and the Interstellar Express mission.
基金Supported by Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDA15060102)。
文摘The Strategic Priority Program(SPP)on Space Science,which is under the leadership of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS),has established China’s space science satellite series from scratch.A number of major scientific achievements have been made by the first phase of the Program(SPPⅠ),while SPPⅡhas been currently being implemented.The future development of space science needs urgent top-level planning and advanced layout to clarify the overall goal and investment portfolio from 2025 to 2030.We will briefly introduce the initiative and possible space science missions of SPPⅢ,including the preparatory work which already started in July 2021.Following the effective administrative tradition since SPPⅠ,National Space Science Center(NSSC,CAS)is responsible for the whole procedure,including soliciting,assessment,and implementation of SPPⅢ.Brief information on the 13 candidate missions will be described,including missions in the fields of astronomy&astrophysics,exoplanets,heliophysics and planetary&Earth science,respectively.
基金Supported by Consultation and Evaluation Program on Academic Divisions of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(2022-DX02-B-007)。
文摘Since 2011,the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)has implemented the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science(SPP).A series of scientific satellites have been developed and launched,such as Dark Matter Particle Explorer(DAMPE),Quantum Experiments at Space Scale(QUESS),Advanced Space-based Solar Observatory(ASO-S),Einstein Probe(EP),and significant scientific outcomes have been achieved.In order to plan the future space science missions in China,CAS has organized the Chinese space science community to conduct medium and long-term development strategy studies,and summarized the major scientific frontiers of space science as“One Black,Two Dark,Three Origins and Five Characterizations”.Five main scientific themes have been identified for China’s future breakthroughs,including the Extreme Universe,Space-Time Ripples,the Panoramic View of the Sun and Earth,the Habitable Planets,and Biological&Physical Science in Space.Space science satellite missions to be implemented before 2030 are proposed accordingly.
基金Supported by the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDA15000000)。
文摘In May 2018,the second phase of the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science(SPP II)was officially approved by the Chinese Academy of Sciences,in view of the significant scientific achievements of the first phase of the Strategic Priority Program on Space Science(SPP I)which includes 4 space science missions:the Dark Matter Particle Explorer(DAMPE),ShiJian-10(SJ-10),Quantum Experiments at Space Scale(QUESS)and Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope(HXMT).Aiming to address fundamental scientific questions,SPP II focuses on two major themes:How the universe and life originate and evolve and What is the relationship between the solar system and human beings.In areas that Chinese scientists have advantages,new space science missions including Graviational wave high-energy Electromagnetic Counterpart All-sky Monitor(GECAM),the Advanced space-based Solar Observatory(ASO-S),the Einstein Probe(EP),and Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer(SMILE)have been approved in the framework of SPP II.This paper presents the research highlights of the SPP I,introduces the recent progress of SPP II,and puts forward the prospects for future development.
基金Supported by the International Partnership Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences(183311KYSB20200003)。
文摘Based on the Chinese Meridian Project(CMP),the International Meridian Circle Program(IMCP)aims to coordinate the deployment of a comprehensive ground-based monitoring network along the 120°E-60°W Great Meridian Circle to track the propagation and evolution of space weather events from the Sun to the Earth,as well as the imprints of other major natural and anthropic hazards on the ionosphere,the middle and upper atmosphere.Currently,we have completed the IMCP headquarters building in Beijing and established the China-Brazil Joint Laboratory for Space Weather in cooperation with Brazil.Meanwhile,the Chinese Meridian Project PhaseⅡand different components of the IMCP observation system are under construction.
文摘Earth Science from Space is an interdisciplinary discipline that studies the interactions,mechanisms,and evolution of the Earth system through space observation.In China,the national medium-to long-term civilian space infrastructure development plan and the space-science pilot project from the Chinese Academy of Sciences are two programs associated with advancing the Earth science from space.This paper reports recent scientific findings,developments and the status of the six missions.It is organized as the following sections:Introduction,two satellite missions that are already in orbit—the TanSat-1 for atmospheric COand the LuTan-1 for global surface deformation,a Terrestrial Ecosystem Carbon Inventory Satellite to be launched in 2022,and three missions that passed the PhaseⅡstudy and planned for near future—the Ocean Surface Current multiscale Observation,the Terrestrial Water Resources Satellite.Climate and Atmospheric Components Exploring Satellites(CACES),followed by the conclusion.
基金Supported by Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Commission(Z181100002918001)。
文摘The Earth is buffered from the ferocious onslaught of the solar wind by a thin layer of matter known as the atmosphere and geospace.This layer absorbs energy from irradiance and outburst from the Sun,as well as from disasters,transient phenomena and anthropogenic emissions originated from Earth.Through complicated physics,the absorbed energy changes the atmospheric and geospace state and sometimes gets re-released to power extreme events such as space weather.Taking place globally,these complicated processes cannot be understood unless they are studied globally.The Chinese scientists have proposed the International Meridian Circle Program(IMCP)to meet this demand.By operating nearly 1000 instruments encompassing all latitudes along with the 120°E–60°W longitudes,IMCP aims,for the first time,to construct comprehensive 3D data representation of the atmosphere and geospace on a global scale and empower interdisciplinary research to tackle key questions related to Earth’s environment and climate change.
文摘The Chinese Meridian Space Weather Monitoring Project(Meridian Project for short)is a ground-based geospace monitoring chain in China.It consists of a chain of 15 ground-based observatories located roughly along 120°E longitude and 30°N latitude.Each observatory is equipped with multiple instruments to measure key parameters such as the baseline and time-varying geomagnetic field,the middle and upper atmosphere and ionosphere from about 20 to 1000 km.This project started collecting data in 2012.Here a brief overview of the Chinese Meridian Project is given,and most recent science results mainly in the ionospheric and atmospheric studies are presented.
文摘On January 3,2019,the first lunar farside in-situ exploration mission,China’s Chang’e 4(CE-4),successfully landed in Von Karman crater within the South Pole-Aitken(SPA)basin.The CE-4 mission provided a host platform and opened its science payload resources to the international community.Science payloads from Germany,Sweden,the Netherlands and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were aboard CE-4.It has explored effective models of international cooperation,accumulated cooperation experience,and provided a reference for the implementation of broader and deeper cooperation in major projects.This paper summarizes the practical experience of international cooperation on CE-4,analyzes the difficulties and existing problems of science payloads management,explains the current management methods,and puts forward suggestions for the development of broader international cooperation for the future.
