Ever dreamed of surfing the clouds? ⛰️ On the vast Chinese mainland’s Xizang Autonomous Region, high altitudes meet cutting-edge tech in ways that’ll blow your mind (and maybe your altitude gauge!). Here’s the 60-second lowdown:
- 🚀 World’s highest BeiDou weather station: At 5,200 m, this high-tech outpost taps into China’s BeiDou navigation network to monitor weather in real time. Think of it as a super-smart weather app, IRL.
- 💨 Plateau wind power project: Giant turbines spin where the air is thin, turning strong mountain winds into clean energy. It’s sustainable living, Xizang-style.
- 🔭 Deep-space telescope base: A new observatory is gearing up to scan the far reaches of the cosmos. Stargazing just went next-level—we’re talking real-life sci-fi.
What’s cool is how these projects balance high-tech ambition with protecting Xizang’s fragile ecosystem: from preserving grasslands to respecting local culture. 🌿✨
For tech lovers, sustainability seekers, and anyone hungry for global trends, Xizang’s plateau proves you can push the boundaries—whether you’re tracking clouds, harnessing wind, or exploring the stars. Keep an eye on the roof of the world! 🌍👀
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Xizang in 60 seconds: High altitudes and high-tech go hand in hand
cgtn.com
