(200624) -- AKTO, 24. Juni 2020 (Xinhua) -- Luftaufnahme vom 15. Juni 2020 zeigt Feng Guojie, einen astronomischen Forscher und einen Assistenten, der am Muztagata Observatorium in der nordwestlichen chinesischen Autonomen Region Xinjiang Uygur arbeitet. Das Muztagata Observatorium, das an das Xinjiang Astronomische Observatorium (XAO) der Chinesischen Akademie der Wissenschaften angeschlossen ist, liegt in einer Höhe von 4,526 Metern im Westen Xinjiang. Es verfügt über eine einzigartige geografische Lage und hervorragende Beobachtungsbedingungen für astronomische Beobachtungen. Angesichts der ungünstigen Lebensbedingungen arbeiten die Mitarbeiter hier im Schichtdienst und leben in Subasi Vill

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• Aufnahmedatum: 15. Juni 2020
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(200624) -- AKTO, June 24, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Aerial photo taken on June 15, 2020 shows Feng Guojie, an astronomical researcher, and an assistant working at the Muztagata observatory in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Located in western Xinjiang, Muztagata observatory, affiliated to Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory (XAO) of Chinese Academy of Sciences, sits at an altitude of 4, 526 meters. It boasts unique geographic location and superb observing conditions for astronomical observation. Given the unfavorable living conditions, staff here work in shifts and live in Subasi Village at a relatively low altitude. When journalists of Xinhua arrived there, it is Feng Guojie, an astronomical researcher of the observatory, who is in the night shift. Along with two assistants, they drove for 40 minutes on winding road in mountainous areas to reach the observatory from their living place. At around 10 p.m. (Beijing time), Feng and his assistants were ready to work. They needed to check facilities and devices for late-night observation, and make fire in a stove because the temperature drops to zero degree Celsius even in summer as they stayed up late to work. Since the observatory was put into use in January of 2017, a lot of researchers who engaged in astronomical study have spent their nights here to observe the starry sky, record data and perform analysis. Their persistence and devotion to astronomy has laid a solid foundation for the scientific development. (Xinhua/Hu Huhu)

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