Core Insights - The world's largest ultra-gravity centrifuge simulation and experimental facility, known as "Hangzhou Ultra-Gravity Field," has been launched, marking a significant advancement in China's scientific infrastructure [1][3] - This facility is part of China's major scientific infrastructure initiatives and aims to fill the gap in ultra-large capacity ultra-gravity machines in the country [1] Facility Overview - The "Hangzhou Ultra-Gravity Field" is located in Yuhang District, Hangzhou, and is one of the ten major national scientific infrastructures identified during the 13th Five-Year Plan [1] - The facility includes three main centrifuges and six experimental chambers, with a total of 18 onboard devices for various scientific experiments [1] - The project covers an area of 89 acres with a total construction area of approximately 34,560 square meters [3] Centrifuge Specifications - The first centrifuge, "CHIEF1300," has a capacity of 1300 g·t (gravity acceleration·ton), making it the largest centrifuge in the world [3] - The "CHIEF1300" centrifuge has been tested and can achieve gravity levels ranging from 10 to 300 times that of normal gravity [3] - Two additional centrifuges, "CHIEF1500" and "CHIEF1900," with capacities of 1500 g·t and 1900 g·t respectively, are currently under installation [3]