"Tiangong makes beauty" Mount Everest scientific expedition has good conditions for summiting

On May 3, the "Peak Mission" Everest scientific expedition summit team set off to the assault camp at an altitude of 8,300 meters.

The Everest Scientific Expedition Meteorological Support Service Team predicted that today and tomorrow, the area above 7,000 meters above sea level on Mount Everest will be cloudy, and the wind direction will be mainly west or northwesterly, and the wind speed will increase

This "peak mission" Everest scientific expedition will break through the altitude of more than 8,000 meters for the first time, and complete the comprehensive scientific investigation mission of the summit of Mount Everest

In order to ensure the smooth completion of various extremely high-altitude scientific expedition tasks on Mount Everest, including the erection of automatic weather stations, and the safe summiting of personnel, the Mount Everest scientific expedition has launched a meteorological guarantee mechanism

After the meteorological support service team arrived at the Mount Everest base camp, according to the support service plan, set up high-altitude detection equipment, debug instruments, inflate balloons, release balls, collect high-altitude data, and produce and publish service reports

"We have established many vertical meteorological observation systems at Mount Everest Base Camp, using wind radar, microwave radiometers and other instruments for observation.

Dai Huaguang, deputy director of the Tibet Autonomous Region Meteorological Observatory, introduced that the airborne meteorological factors that affect the measurement window period of Mount Everest's summit push are mainly temperature, humidity, wind direction, and wind speed at different altitudes from 6,000 to 9,000 meters above sea level, especially the impact of wind on the summit.