The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on Palestine's accession to the UN, and China expressed its position
On May 10, local time, the emergency special session of the 10th United Nations General Assembly resumed its convening, at which a resolution was voted to determine that Palestine is eligible for membership in the United Nations and should be admitted to the United Nations, and the resolution requires the Security Council to reconsider Palestine's application for membership in the United Nations. Fu Cong, China's permanent representative to the United Nations, said in his speech after the vote that becoming a full member of the United Nations is an important step for Palestine to become an independent state, and that the fundamental way out for the Middle East issue is to implement the "two-state solution." China supports the Security Council's reconsideration of the application of the State of Palestine as soon as possible, as called for in the General Assembly resolution. It is hoped that the countries concerned will not continue to delay and erect obstacles in this regard.
China handed over Pakistan CubeSat data from the Chang'e-6 mission to Pakistan
On May 10, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) handed over data from the small satellite CubeSat from the Chang'e-6 mission to Pakistan. CubeSat was launched with the Chang'e-6 mission and successfully took a number of images on the way to the moon. The China National Space Administration said that the CubeSat achieved the set goal of "successful separation and telemetry" and achieved complete success. This marks the successful completion of Pakistan's first lunar project and lays the foundation for deepening cooperation between China and Pakistan in future space missions.
A solar storm descends on Earth and may disrupt electricity and communications
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a very strong geomagnetic storm (G5) warning on May 10, and the impact of geomagnetic storms caused by solar coronal mass ejections on the Earth will last from the 10th to the 12th. According to reports, geomagnetic storms will affect low-earth orbit and certain infrastructure on the earth's surface, which may interfere with communications, power grids, navigation, radio and satellite operations, and may also cause auroral phenomena.
Japan is looking for a place to dispose of nuclear waste, and Genkai Town is being surveyed for location
On May 10, Genkai Town, Saga Prefecture, Japan, announced that it was willing to accept a site survey for a nuclear waste treatment plant. Shintaro Wakiyama, the mayor of Genkai Town, said, "We decided to conduct a literature survey after taking into account the opinions and discussions of the town council and carefully considering the government's request. In this regard, the local opponents said that this decision ignored the will of the people and firmly opposed it. Hatsumi Ishimaru, a representative of Japan's opposition to the Genkai nuclear power plant lawsuit, said, "This decision was very arbitrary, and we, the residents, were completely in the dark. [The final disposal site] is buried 300 meters to 1,000 meters deep underground, and the vitrified nuclear waste is managed for 100,000 years. We are opposed to literature surveys. ”
Nearly 100 people were injured in the collision between two trains in Argentina
At 10:31 a.m. local time on May 10, Argentina, a serious train collision occurred in the Vallemo district of the capital Buenos Aires, preliminary data showed that more than 90 people were injured in the accident, of which 30 were seriously injured and needed to be rushed to the hospital for treatment. At present, the specific cause of the accident is still under investigation, but there are reports that the accident may be related to the failure of the signaling system and human error.
Source: Phoenix Satellite TV Information Channel
Editor: Wanqing