China is to relocate more than 9,000 people in the lead-up to the opening of the world’s largest radio telescope later this year – a move that Beijing hopes will boost the global hunt for extraterrestrial life. Work on the 1.2bn yuan (£127m) Fast (Five-hundred-metre Aperture Spherical Radio Telescop

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Freestyle Dancing: Freestyle dance, or dance improvisation, is the when you spontaneously make movement with your body. This means you're not following choreography; just moving. Since freestyle dancing is about your own original voice, there is no wrong way to do it.

From skateboarding to baseball, the 2021 Tokyo Olympics are adding sports that are popular in Japan to the summer games.

The XXXII Summer Olympics will take place in Tokyo from the 23rd of July and go until 8th August 2021, in the capital of Japan. The running Olympic games each day start at 6:00 a.m. Eastern Time (ET) and 8:oo p.m. JST (Japan Standard Time) local time.

Researchers at the Shenzhen Ainear Cornea Engineering Company presented a biologically engineered cornea product that may help millions with corneal blindnes to see.

Sunday’s PyeongChang Winter Olympics closing ceremony brought plenty of pomp and circumstance — but for many K-pop fans, it was all about closing ceremony performers EXO and CL.

China is a country with great diversity in People, Culture, Food and Landscapes above all. Take a look at these amazing colored mountains in Danxia, Gansu province. Spectacular red cliffs colored by weathering and erosion, landscape with natural valleys and waterfalls.

Adam Lambert sure has a knack for wowing audiences with unexpected performances. Remember that time he reduced Cher to tears with his rendition of ‘Believe’? Last weekend he did it again. Lambert performed as a guest singer on Strictly Come Dancing. It’s the British celebrity dance show that led to

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are almost here. From striking aquatic centres to billion-dollar timber stadiums, Japan’s capital is now ready for the greatest sporting event on Earth.