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科技類詞匯對應(yīng)語法填空passage1ThreeChineseastronautslandedinanortherndesertonSundayaftersixmonthsinspace.Theyhadbeenworking(1)(complete)thebasicstructureoftheTiangongspacestation,asymbolofthecountry's(2)(ambition)spaceprogram.AcapsulecarryingcommanderChenDongandastronautsLiuYangandCaiXuzhetoucheddownatalandingsiteintheGobiDesertinnorthernChinaatapproximately8:10pm.BeforeleavingtheChinesespacestation,theyhadspentalmostfivedayswiththree(3)(colleague)whoarrivedonWednesdayintheShenzhou﹣15spaceship,(4)(mark)thefirsttimeChinahadsixastronautsinspaceatthesametime.Theastronauts(5)(carry)outofthecapsulebymedicalworkersabout40minutesafterlanding.Theyallworesmilesandappearedtobeingoodcondition,waving(6)(happy)attheworkersatthelandingsite.ThethreeastronautswerepartoftheShenzhou﹣14spaceship,(7)waslaunchedinJune.AftertheirarrivalatTiangongspacestation,Chen,LiuandCaiperformedthreespacewalks,heldalivesciencelecturefromthestationandconducted(8)rangeofexperiments.Tiangongspacestationwillbetheonlyspacestationstillupandrunningintheuniverseoneday(9)theInternationalSpaceStation(10)(retire)byaroundtheendofthedecadeasexpected.passageTheriseinchildren'sscreentimehasbroughtaboutcallsfor(1)(great)interactionandmoreoutdoorexercisetoimprovelearningandguard(2)thespreadofshortsightedness.Timespentonline(3)(increase)dramaticallyinthepastyears.Millionsofpupilshavebeenforced(4)(switch)toremotelearning,accordingtoQustodiosoftware,(5)tracksusageofdevicesbychildrenaged4to15intheUK,USandSpain.Oneareaofconcerniseyesight.Moreoccurrenceofchildren'snearsightednessislikelycausedbychildrenbeingkeptathomewithschoolworkdeliveredonline.Itisuncertain(6)theriseiscausedbymoretimespentonscreensorlesstimeoutdoors,butpreviousstudieshavesuggesteddaylight(7)(expose)iskey.Anotherconcernisaboutsleepproblemsamongchildren.Itisdefinitelyclinicallysignificant.There'sevidencethatshowsasharpincreaseinchildrenwithsleepproblems.Anumberof(8)(factor)mayaccountforit,withincreasedscreentimebeing(9).Parentsalsoworryabouttheimpactoftoomuchscreentimeonchildren'smentalandemotionaldevelopment.Insteadofinteractionswiththeirclass,spendinghours(10)(passive)sittinginfrontofascreenmayleadtostressandothermentalhealthproblems.passage3Chinesesmartphonemakersarefocusingonfoldablesmartphonestowrapuptheyearoffiercecompetitioninthehigh﹣endmarket.HuaweiTechnologiesCounveiled(發(fā)布)theP50Pocket,its(1)(late)foldablehandset,onThursday.(2)(price)from8,988yuan(1,411)inChina,themodelreflectsHuawei'sintention(3)(sharpen)itstechnicalandfoldabledesigncapabilities,marketinsiderssaid.Huaweiiswellonitswaytomaintainasolidpresence.TheP50Pocket(4)(expect)togoupagainsttheFindN(5)Oppounveiledlastweek.SmartphonebrandssuchasXiaomiandVivoarealsorollinguptheirsleevesinthefoldablemarket.ThenumberofdevicesequippedwithHarmonyOShasbeenover220millionunits.TheInternetofthingsdevices(物聯(lián)網(wǎng)設(shè)備)fromthird﹣party(6)(company)thatarepoweredbytheHarmonyOSConnecthaveexceeded100millionunitsthisyear.Huaweilaunched(7)(it)firstfoldablesmartphonein2019.DatafromiResearch,(8)Marketresearchfirm,showedthatHuaweiaccounted(9)64percentofChina'sfoldablesmartphonemarketthisyear.Foldablesmartphonesareturning(10)(increasing)popularinChinaastheybecomemoreaffordablewhilefoldabledisplaytechnologiescontinuetomature.PeteLau,chiefproductofficerofOppo,saidearlierhebelievesfoldablesmartphoneswillevolve(演變)frombeingnoveltiestonecessities.passage4Foroveracentury,studentjournalistsatTheDailyTarHeel(DTH)havedocumentedtheircollegelifeandraised(1)(variety)questionsonfreeexpression,tuition,andbig﹣timeathletics...Theindependentstudentnewspapercelebratedits125thanniversarythisyear.Tomarkit,student(2)(report)askedthequestion:What'sthefutureoftheDTH?Studentnewspapersarefaced(3)adarkreality.Fallingadvertisingincome,increasingdigitaldemandsandthelackofsubscriptionfeesastheyarefree(4)(read)meanthatsuchnewspapersarefindingthemmuch(5)(hard)tosurvive.Mostcollegepapershavereducedtheirprinteditions.AndwhiletheDTH(6)(use)toproducearound22,000newspapers,itonlymakesaround10,000now.Increasingly,studentjournalistshaveturnedtheirfocustotheirdigitalplatforms(7)theycantellstorieswithsocialmedia.Andthough(8)canbechallengingforthemtomoveawayfromthatprinttradition,theymanagetoadaptverywell.Sowhatshouldstudentnewspapers(9)(trap)inthissituationdo?Perhapstheidealanswerwouldbeforuniversitiesto(10)(financial)supportstudentjournalism.Inthemeantime,collegenewspapersarefiguringouttheirfinancialmodelsastheygoalong.passage5Starlink,anewsatelliteInternetsystemfromthecompanySpaceX,(1)(change)theworldmorequicklynowadaysthanmanypeopleexpected.Notonlycanthesystembeveryusefulinremoteareasandemergencysituations,(2)italsopresentsseveralimportantproblems.BeforeStarlink,mostsatelliteInternetservicewasbasedonsatellitesthat(3)(constant)remainedaboveonepointonEarth.Thismeansthatsignalsfromfartherawayneedtotravelalongdistance,causingdelays.StarlinkhasawebofsatellitesmovinginaloworbitaroundtheEarth.Becausethesatellitesarecloser,thespeedsare(4)(fast).Thismakestheservicebetterforthingsthatneedtohappen(5)delays,likeholdingmeetingsovertheInternet.SpaceXisn'ttheonlycompany(6)workstoprovidethiskindofsatelliteInternetservice.Forexample,OneWebisaBritishcompany(7)(develop)asimilarsatelliteInternetservice.ButStarlinkisfartheralongthanmostothers.Starlinkcurrentlyworksin31(8)(country),butSpaceXplanstoexpandtheservice(9)(cover)thewholeworld.AstronomershavecomplainedthatStarlinksatellitesarecausinglight(10)(pollute).Thismakesithardertostudythingsinspacewithoutsatellitesgettingintheway.SpaceXhasworkedtoreducethelightfromStarlinksatellites.passage6Chinesescience﹣fictionwriterLiuCixinmetwithhisRussianreadersduringRussianCreativeWeekviavideolinkonSunday,(1)(share)hisviewsonwritingsciencefiction,thedevelopmentofscienceandtechnologyinthefuture.Liualsosaidthathewasworkingonhisnewbookbutitmighttakesometimetofinish."Probablyayear(2)two,"Liusaid.Liumadea(3)(compare)ofsciencefictionsfromdifferenttimes."Sciencefictionsinthepasthadabroadvision,(4)(most)describingspaceandtheuniverse,and(5)(it)eyeswerefocusedonthestars.Nowadays,sciencefictionsfocusonrealistic(6)(problem),suchasgenderandracediscrimination,environmentalpollutionandsoon,"Liusaid.Liu,(7)is58,saidthatheistryingtoadapthisfictionforfilmsandTVexceptforliterarywriting.USstreamingplatformNetflixannouncedinSeptember2020thatit(8)(order)anEnglish﹣languageseriesbased(9)Liu'swell﹣knowntrilogyTheThree﹣BodyProblem.Hewantstheseries(10)(be)attractiveandwell﹣made."Aslongastheserieswillbeinteresting,Idon'tcarehowmuchtheserieschangemybook,"henoted.passage7TotestthetechnologiesofChina'spermanentspacestationnamedTiangong,ShenzhouXIIIspacecraft(1)(launch)onOctober16,2021byaLongMarch2FcarrierrocketfromtheJiuquanSatelliteLaunchCenter.DuringtheShenzhouXIImission,the(2)(astronaut),ZhaiZhigang,whowasthemissioncommander,WangYapingandYeGuangfucarriedouttwospacewalks(3)lastedmorethan12hours.WangYaping,(4)(know)asthefirstfemaleChinesespacewalker,tookpartinthefirstspacewalkonNovember7.Inanorbitabout400kilometersabovetheEarth,thecrewmembersalsocarriedouttwosciencelecturesforChinesestudents.Inoneexperiment,WangusedaBingDwenDwentoy,thepopularmascotoftheBeijing2022OlympicWinterGames,(5)(display)howobjectsflyin(6)(weight)environment.InearlyFebruary,theyspentChineseLunarNewYearinsidethestation,appearedin(7)livebroadcastgalaofCCTVand(8)(send)theirbestwishestoChinesepeople.AfterorbitingEarthforsixmonths,ShenzhouXIIIspacecraftcircledtheEarthseveraltimesto(9)(gradual)approachitandreturnedtothemotherplanetonApril16.Medicalserviceworkers(10)thescenetoldChinaCentralTelevisionthatthecrewmemberswereingoodcondition.passage8UploadingapictureorvideofromascenicspottositessuchasDouyinandKuaishou(1)(know)inChinaasdaka,meaning"punchingthecard".Theaimisnottoproduceawell﹣craftedvideoorbeautifulphotograph,butsimply(2)(show)thatyouhavealsobeentotheplacesthatarepopular.Thebeautyoftheattractionis(3)(important)thanthefactthatpeopleareflockingtheretodaka.Asubculturehasdevelopedofyoungpeople(4)embracedakaasalifestyle.So﹣calleddakazu—"dakatribes"—canbefoundwanderingChongqingandothercities,checking(5)atasmanyhotlocationsaspossiblewithinasingleday.Justasshopsandrestaurantsinothercountriestrytoattractcustomerswithdecorationsthatmightbeabackdrop(背景)forInstagrampictures,(6)inChinatrytomakethemselvesasdaka﹣friendlyaspossible;acoffeeshop(7)(build)insideashippingcontainer,forexample.Thedakacrazemayhave(8)(practice)origins.China'syoungurbanprofessionalshavelittlevacationtime.Intheirfirstyearatacompany,(9)(employ)canexpectatmostonedayofvacation,Theyare(10)(routine)expectedtoworkovertimefornopay.Soworkersneedtomakethemostoftheirlimitedleisuretime.Douyincapturesthemoodwithitsslogan:"Makeeverysecondcount."passage9Inrecentdecades,exploringMars(1)(be)thetopagendaforseveralcountries.(2)latestnewsrevealsanexcitingfact:China'sTianwen﹣1spacecrafthaslandedonasiteonavastplainknownasUtopiaPlanitia,(3)(leave)aChinesefootprintonMarsforthefirsttime.TheChineseNationalSpaceAdministration(CNSA)launchedtheTianwen﹣1missiontoMarsinJuly,2020,whichcarriedagolf﹣cart﹣sizedrover(漫游車)calledZhurong,alander,andanorbitertoMarsinanattempt(4)(explore)it.Today,it'sreportedthattheroverhaslandedontheRedPlanet,whichisan(5)(excite)forChinesepeople.TheZhurongrover,whichisnamed(6)anancientfiregodinChinesemythology(神話),willbeginamissionbyfirstimagingandself﹣inspecting(7)(it)partsbeforerollingoutontothealienplanet.Oncedeployed(部署),therover(8)(expect)tospendaround90days(around93Earthdays).Goingintothedetails,theroverpackssixwheelsandis(9)(rough)thesizeofNASA'stwinMarsroversSpiritandOpportunity.TheprimarymissionoftheZhurongroveristostudyandunderstandtheplanet'scompositionandlooksforsignsofwaterandice.Theroveriscarryingscientificinstruments(10)includetwopanoramiccameras,ground﹣penetratingradar,andamagneticfielddetector,allofwhichwillhelptostudytheclimateandweatheronMars.passage10TheShenzhou﹣13crewhave(1)(safe)returnedtoEarthaftertheirsix﹣monthorbitaltrip,(2)nearlydoubledthepreviousrecordofChina'slongestsingle﹣flightspacemissionof92dayssetbytheShenzhou﹣12.At9:06amonApril16,thegroundcontrollingteam(3)(order)thereturnandthereturncapsuleseparatedwiththeShenzhou﹣13successfully.At9:56am,theShenzhou﹣13returncapsuletoucheddownsuccessfullyinGobiDesert.TheShenzhou﹣13crewexitedthereturncapsuleonehourand10minutesaftertheirtouchdown,(4)(fast)thanthatforShenzhou﹣12crewwhichtookonehourand40minutes.MedicalteamconfirmedthatthecrewAre(5)goodhealth,markingthefullsuccessoftheShenzhou﹣13mission.Shenzhou﹣13missioncommanderZhaiZhiganggotoutofreturncapsulefirst,reporting"feelinggood".(6)(follow)him,"Star﹣pickingmomishome,"saidWangYaping,thefirstspacewalkingChinesewoman.AndYeGuangfusoonjoinedthemwithgoodspirits.(7)(ensure)theirsafereturn,thetaikonautshavebeentakingphysicalexercisestotraintheirmuscles.Meanwhile,thegroundsupportteamhasevaluatedtheirphysicalandpsychologicalconditionandmadetargeted(8)(adjust).Otherthanthetwospacewalks,thecrewhasalsoplayed(9)significantpartinmanyhistoricmomentsinChinainthepastsixmonths,sendingtheirblessingsduringtheChineseNewYear(10)(moment)joiningtheaudienceoftheBeijing2022WinterOlympicGamesfromspace.passage11ChineseastronautsinTangongspacestationopenedasciencelectureonDecember9th,2021astheytraveledaround(1)Earth.There(2)(be)alectureandsomeinterestingactivitiesonthatexcitingday.First,ZhaiZhigang,WangYapingandYeGuangfu,allmembersoftheShenzhouXIIImissioncrew,greetedstudents,teachersandotherparticipantsasthelecturebeganat3:40pm.Theythenshowedviewerstheplace(3)andworked.Theastronautscarriedoutexperimentstoshowinterestingphysicalphenomenainspace,(4)(include)"disappearingbuoyancy(浮力)"anda"waterball".Atlast,beforetheendofthelivestreamedactivities,they(5)(happy)answeredquestionsfromstudents.(6)(million)ofprimaryandmiddleschoolstudentsacrossChinawatchedthe60minutetelevisedevent,whichwasthefirstlectureoftheTiangongClass,China'sfirstextraterrestrial(地球大氣圈外的)lectureseriestomakestudentsinterested(7)spacescience.Themannedspaceagencysaidthatmorelectureswould(8)(hold)basedonthecountry'smannedspaceflightsandwouldalsobepresentedbysome(9)(profession)Chineseastronauts.Suchactivitiesareintended(10)(spread)knowledgeaboutmannedspaceflightsforscienceamongyoungpeople.passage12ChineseastronautsonDecember9th,2021beamedbackasciencelessonfromthecountry'sunder﹣constructionspacestation.Studentsfromfivecities,includingBeijingandHongKong,pepperedtheastronautswithquestionsaboutlivingconditionsinspaceand(1)(treat)toavirtualtourofthestation.Theeventwasalsoopentothepublicthroughalivestream.WangYaping,(2)onlywomanaboardthestation,servedasthemain(3)(instruct),whileYeGuangfuassistedandcommander﹣in﹣chiefZhaiZhigangworkedthecamera.WanghadtaughtasimilarlessonwhileaboardoneofChina'searlierexperimentalstationsin2013.ThethreearrivedatthestationinOctober,2021forasix﹣monthstay,(4)(charge)mainlywithpreparingthemainTianhemoduleforthearrivaloftwo(5)(addition)modulesnamedMengtianandWentianaheadofcompletionbytheendof2022.TheirShenzhou﹣13missionisChina's(6)(long)sinceitfirstputahumaninspacein2003,becomingonlythethirdcountrytodosoafterRussiaandtheU.S.Thethreearethesecondcrewonthepermanentstation,(7)uponcompletionwillweighabout66tons,muchsmallerthantheInternationalSpaceStation,whichlauncheditsfirstmodulein1998and(8)(weigh)around450tons.Alongwithinstallingequipmentinpreparation(9)thestation'sexpansion,thecrewisassessinglivingconditionsintheTianhemodule,(10)(perform)experimentsinspacemedicineandotherareas.passage13Thefirst(1)(discover)ofwateronthemoonwasmadein2009byIndia'sChandrayaan﹣1mission.TheteamusedNASA'sMoonMineralogyMapperinstrumentto(2)(final)discoverwater.Sincethen,waterhasbeenmappedfromorbitin(3)(mission)likeNASA'sLunarReconnaissanceOrbiter.China'sChang'e5lunarlanderuseditsmineralogicalspectrometer(礦物學(xué)光譜儀),(4)wasdesignedtofindwater.Itdidsoby(5)(determine)spectralreflectance(光譜反射率)measurementsofrocksonthemoon.ThewaterwasfoundneartheOceanusProcellarumonthemoon'snearside.TheChang'e5landedonthemoononDecember1,2020withamissiontocollectlunarrockstobringbacktoEarth.ThisisChina'sfirsteversample(樣本)returnmission;however,thecountryhashadfour(6)(success)robotictaskstothemoonbeforetheChang'e5.Thelanderwas(7)thesurfaceforlessthan48hoursbeforeitheadedbackintoorbitaroundthemoon.Chinais(8)thirdcountrytobringsamplesbackfromthemoon,aftertheUnitedStatesandtheSovietUnion.ChinaisworkinghardtolaunchtheChang'e6in2023.Thelanderismeant(9)(be)abackuptotheChang'e5,butit(10)(head)tothelunarsouthpoleforsamples.passage14ObstaclesforFemaleScientistsinAfricaFemalescientistsinAfricaareentrepreneurialandresourceful.They(1)(seek)innovativesolutionstoproblemsthataffecttheircommunities,andmanyareactivelyappealingtoengageothersintheirwork.Butformorewomenonthecontinenttoachieveinscience,theyneedpoliciesthathelptolowerthebarrierstotheirsuccessandthatenhanceinternationalcollaborations.WomeninAfricaexperiencegreaterbarrierstodevelopingcareersinscience,technology,engineeringandmathematics(STEM)than(2)inhigh﹣incomecountriesdo,withlackoffundingaparticularproblem.Africa'sresearchersbadlyneedlong﹣term,stableinvestmentfrominternalandexternalfundingsources,includingventurecapital.Inthelatestpoll,56%ofrespondentsworkinginscienceinAfricacitedalackoffundingastheir(3)(great)careerchallenge,anditwasthetopconcernforbothmenandwomen.IfonlyAfrica'sgovernmentsandtheinternationaldonorcommunity(4)domoretohelpscientiststorealizetheirambitions:evenmodestfundingincreasesmightgoalongway(5)acceleratingnation﹣building.Work–lifebalanceisthesecond﹣mostmentionedconcernforwomen.Itisclear(6)manyofthewomenhavemadehugepersonalsacrificestoobtaintheirPhDs—thosewhostudyoverseasandaremothers,forexample,oftenspendmonthsatatimeawayfromtheirchildren,(7)(leave)theminthecareofothers,suchasfathersandgrandparents.Moreover,somewomenhavenotbeenpromotedasquicklyastheirmalecounterparts,(8)theyarepublishingatthesamerateandbringinginasmuchresearchfundingandequipmenttotheirinstitutionsasmen.Thereasonsvary,butinclude(9)(evaluate)accordingtooutdatedstandard.Inthatcase,internationalcollaborationneedstobemorecommoninhelpingAfricanwomenscientists.(10)theCOVID﹣19pandemichasshown,suchexchangescanhappenonvirtualplatforms.Africa'sfemalescientistsareontherise—andpartneringwiththemcouldgivesky﹣highreturns.passage15Videogamedevelopers(1)(use)artificialintelligence(AI)innewandinterestingwayseversincesomeoftheveryfirstvideogamesweremade.Forexample,inthe1972gamePong,youropponentwouldmoveacertainway(2)(depend)onhowyouhittheball.In1978,thegameSpaceInvadersintroducedenemiesthathaddifferentmovementpatterns.Andinthe80s,Pac﹣Manwasthefirstvideogamewithenemiesthatcouldsearchforyoubasedonthepathyoutook.Andthoseenemieswerethefirst(3)(show)differentpersonalities.Althoughtheseadvancementswerenothingmorethansimplealgorithms(算法),theywereclassified(4)AIbecauseofthe"intelligence''theyshowed.Theywereprogrammedtoactacertainwaytomaketheiractions(5)(believe)andchallengeplayers.And,asvideogamesbecome(6)(increase)complicated,developersweretryingtofindnovelmeanstomakethevirtualworldsmoreimmersive(沉浸式的)forplayers.Forinstance,manymoderngameshavecharactersandenvironmentsthatchangeandrespondto(7)aplayeractsinthegame.Althoughthisisahugejumpinvideogame(8)(develop).Alinvideogamesisadvancinginawayunlikeeverbefore.Butwhatexactlywillthefuturelooklikeforvideogameswith(9)(advance)AIsystems?"Whenyouthinkaboutthefirsttimeyouplayedyourfavoritegame,youonlygetthatexperienceonce.There'snowaytocopythatfeeling."AIresearcherandgamedeveloperMichaelCooksaidtotheVerge,"Butautomatedgamedesignletsyou(10)(have)thatexperiencemanytimesover,becausethisgamecanbeconstantlyredesigningitselfandrefreshingitself,whichisreallycool."passage16ItisfamiliartousChinesethattheyearof2023istheYearoftheRabbit,(1)remindsusofthe"rabbit"onthemoon,China'sYutu﹣2lunarrover(月球車).TheYutu﹣2isnamed(2)thepetrabbitoftheChinesemoongoddessChang'e.OnJanuary3,2019,theroverwasbroughttothefarsideofthemoonbyChina'sChang'e﹣4lunarprobe.Itwasthefirst﹣eversoftlandingonthe(3)(previous)unchartedareaofthelunarsurface.TheChang'e﹣4lunarprobeconsistsofalanderandtheYutu﹣2rover.Beforeitslaunch,arelaysatellite(4)(send)intospaceinMay2018tofacilitateearth﹣mooncommunication.Sofar,theroverhascollected(5)(value)dataonsolarwind,soil,gel﹣likerocksanddeadvolcanoes.ThedataandimagessentbackbytheYutu﹣2haveenhancedgeographyknowledgeofthelandingsite,(6)(deepen)understandingoftheformationandevolutionofthemoon.Ofthemanypicturesofthelunarlandscape(7)(take)bytheYutu﹣2,onesquareobjectcausedgreatdebateamongpeopleonEarth.Whentheroverfinallyapproachedtheobject,itturnedouttobe(8)rabbit﹣shapedrock.Whataninterestingcoincidence!TheYutu﹣2(9)(travel)morethan1,400metersonthefarsideofthemoontillnow.Itwillcontinuetouncovermore(10)(mystery)ofthemoon.passage17ChinaearlieronThursdaysuccessfullylaunchedTianhefromtheWenchangSpacecraftLaunchSite,(1)(start)aseriesofkeylaunchmissions(2)aimtocompletetheconstructionofthestationbytheendofnextyear.Theconstructionofthespacestationandastate﹣levelspacelab,(3)(be)keygoaltofulfillingthethreestrategicstepsinChina'smannedspaceprogramand(4)importantleadingprojectforbuildingChina's(5)(strong)inscience,technologyandaerospace.China'smostadventurousspaceattempt,themultimodulespacestationnamedTiangong,willhavethreemaincomponents—acoremodule(6)(attach)totwospacelaboratories—withacombinedweightofnearly70tons.Thecorecapsule,namedTianhe,is16.6meterslong(7)hasadiameter(直徑)of4.2meters.Thecraft'sweightisequal(8)thecombinedweightof15standard﹣sizeautomobiles.Thecapsulewillbe(9)(centre)tothespacestation'sfutureoperations,giventhatastronautswilllivethereandcontroltheentirestationfrominside.Itwill(10)(use)tohostscientificandtechnologicalexperimentstoo.Theentirestationisexpectedtobecomefullyoperationalaroundtheendof2022andissettoworkforabout15years.passage18Resourcessatellitesmainlytakeonthejobsofobservingtheearth,includingthelandareasandtheoceans,and(1)(call)"photographersinspace".Withthemultispectral(多光譜的)remotesensorsloadedonthesatellites,humanscannotonlysurveyresourcesbutalsoforecastnaturaldisasters.Resourcessatellitescanevenseethroughtheearth,exploringmineralresourcesandhistorical(2)(site)thatcannotbeobservedbyoureyes.ChinaCenterforResourcesSatelliteDataandApplication(3)(be)thelargestlandobservingsatellitedatacenterinChina.LocatedinHaidiandistrictinBeijing,itoperatesandmanages19satellites,processinganddistributingthesatellitedata.(4)monitoringnaturalresourcesandurbanplanning,itsanothertaskistousesatelliteimages(5)(support)disasterrelief.Whenadisasterhappens,thestaffwillimmediatelyapplythesatellites,obtainingclearimagesin(6)(respond)tothedisaster.Sofar,thecenterhasobtainedimagesofdisastersincludingthefloodsinIndia,theMH370disappearance,(7)theforestfiresinAustralia.Suchsatelliteimagesareofferedtoothercountriesfreeofcharge,thus(8)(provide)timelysupportfordisasterassessmentandrelief.China'sspaceindustryhasalwaysbeencommittedtoenhancinghumanunderstandingoftheearth,(9)canbetterpromotehumandevelopment.Oneday,whenwelookupatthesky,wemayfindthatmanysatellitesin(10)vastuniversearelookingbackatus.passage19ChatGPTishigh﹣techprogress,notarevolutionChatGPTisapowerfulchatbotdevelopedbyOpenAIandlaunchedinNovember2022.(1)(build)ontopofOpenAI'sGPT﹣3familyoflargelanguagemodels,itengagesinhuman﹣likedialogueeggedbyprompting.It(2)(design)torespondinanatural,intuitivewayandhasnumerouspotentialuses.Fromascientificpointofview,thereisaneedtocloselywatchthedevelopmentofsuch(3)(technology)beforereachingaconclusionabouttheirefficacyandhelpfulnature.Technologyprogressesstepbystep.SoweshouldnotpanicthinkingChatGPTwilltakeupjobs(4)tillnowneedshumanstofulfill.ChatGPTisanexampleofhigh﹣techprogress,not

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