Core Viewpoint - China's 42nd Antarctic Expedition is currently underway, with the "Snow Dragon" conducting ocean operations in the Amundsen Sea, completing 8 survey stations and planning over 20 stations in total during the expedition [1] Group 1: Ocean Operations - The "Snow Dragon" is engaged in various tasks including the deployment of temperature, salinity, and depth instruments, as well as krill and mid-water fish trawling [1] - The successful recovery of a biological buoy deployed during the 41st Antarctic Expedition demonstrates the expedition's capabilities in polar research [10] Group 2: Buoy Recovery Process - The recovery of the buoy involved navigating to a location 4 kilometers from its coordinates, where a cable was deployed to release the buoy from its anchor [2][4] - After multiple attempts, a drone successfully retrieved the buoy's cable, but the complete recovery of the buoy, which is over 3000 meters long and equipped with multiple observation devices, took over six hours [6][8] Group 3: Buoy Deployment Process - Following the recovery, a new buoy was successfully deployed in the same location, marking three consecutive years of buoy deployment by the Antarctic research team [11] - The deployment process required collective effort, with team members coordinating to manage the long cable and ensure proper placement of the buoy [13][14] Group 4: Challenges and Conditions - The deployment and recovery operations were conducted in challenging conditions, including cold temperatures and the presence of drifting ice, which required careful monitoring [16][20] - The team experienced a sense of accomplishment despite the harsh weather, as they successfully completed the buoy deployment after over two hours of outdoor work [20]

尽管有了思想准备，但是等到真正进入了气旋的影响范围后，其威力之大，又超出所有人的意料。 央视网消息：关注中国第42次南极考察的消息。目前，"雪龙"号正在阿蒙森海区域进行大洋作业，开展包括CTD（温盐深仪）投放、磷虾拖网、中层鱼 拖网等作业。截至目前，"雪龙"号大洋队已经完成了八个站位的考察任务。而整个大洋作业期间，考察队将在阿蒙森海以及罗斯海区域进行超过20个站位的 大洋作业。 抵达作业区前 "雪龙"号遭遇强气旋袭击 "雪龙"号在新西兰完成物资补给以及人员更替后，开始准备向南穿越西风带。但是在南纬63度附近，遭遇了一次强气旋的袭击。随船总台央视记者，也 用镜头记录下了"雪龙"号遭遇的巨大颠簸。 五楼会议室里，两排座椅几乎全部倒下了。不过，这可不是人为放倒的，而是被晃倒的。在驾驶台，记者也用镜头记录下了在巨大涌浪的冲击下"雪 龙"号左右大幅摇摆的情形。 中国第42次南极考察队"雪龙"号船长 朱兵：这次涌浪还是比较大的。五到六米的涌高，风速九级风，有一次（倾斜仪）已经超过25度，到达30度了。 此前根据气象预报，在第三次穿越西风带的时候，"雪龙"号会遭遇到一个大气旋。 中国第42次南极考察队"雪龙"号综合队队员 ...

北京时间1月24日，"雪龙"号大洋队队员丁伟康（左）和宋熙存在舯部甲板开展本次考察阿蒙森海区域首次温盐深剖面观测和海水样品采集作业。 新华社记者 顾天成 摄 北京时间1月24日，执行中国第42次南极考察任务的"雪龙"号极地科考破冰船抵达阿蒙森海预定作业站位，开始大洋断面调查工作。 北京时间1月24日，"雪龙"号大洋队队员邢磊在舯部甲板采集从水下4000米获取的海水样品。新华社记者 顾天成 摄 北京时间1月24日，"雪龙"号大洋队队员在艉部甲板回收磷虾拖网。新华社记者 顾天成 摄 "雪龙"号大洋队队长张海峰介绍，本次大洋断面调查主要在南纬69度以南的海域展开，项目内容涵盖水文、气象、化学、生物、地质等方面。考 察期间，大洋队将采集海水、沉积物、气体以及生物样品，并在船载实验室进行预处理与分析测试，持续监测极地海洋生态环境参数的年际变 化。 记者从中国第42次南极考察队获悉，今年大洋考察的重点任务包括进一步认识目标海域生态系统特征，明晰海洋中上层关键物种营养级结构，跟 踪掌握关键种群变化趋势等。 北京时间1月24日，"雪龙"号大洋队队员李帅（右）和陈艺煌在艉部甲板开展本航次首个磷虾拖网作业。新华社记者 顾天成 摄 ...

"雪龙2"号于2025年12月14日从南极中山站出发，航程共5675海里，航时665小时，跨越9个时区到达长城站，计划利用驳船为长城站卸运补给物资及燃 油共计300吨左右，并装运部分物资回国。为确保卸货作业安全、顺利完成，考察队制定了卸货实施方案，明确了任务分工，力争在5天内完成任务。 1月15日上午，考察队副领队吴佳雯带队上站慰问长城站考察队队员，送去新鲜水果蔬菜，并与长城站队员代表座谈交流。长城站目前在站47人，其中 13名越冬队员，34名度夏队员，正在按计划开展极地生物、生态环境、气象学、空间物理学等方面的观测和研究。 图为驳船载着集装箱驶向长城站。 当地时间1月14日，执行中国第42次南极考察任务的"雪龙2"号抵达南极长城站，开始卸货作业。 ...

Group 1 - The 42nd Antarctic Expedition Team of China has successfully completed material supply and personnel tasks at the Qinling Station [1] - The Qinling Station features a modern design resembling the Southern Cross, situated on an ice field [3] - The station's accommodation area includes bunk beds for two team members and provides 24-hour hot water supply for comfort [5] Group 2 - The 41st Antarctic Expedition Team has had members working at the Qinling Station for over 14 months, with domestic equipment for seawater desalination, wastewater treatment, and renewable energy generation performing well in harsh conditions [7] - Renewable energy systems, including solar, wind, and hydrogen power, provide over 60% of the station's electricity [7] - Ongoing construction and optimization of research support facilities are being conducted by the expedition team [7] Group 3 - A main walkway has been completed by the wintering team, providing a safe passage for maintenance personnel in harsh environments [8]

Core Points - The "Snow Dragon" vessel has docked at Lyttelton Port, New Zealand, to conduct supply and personnel rotation for China's 42nd Antarctic Expedition [1] - The vessel has completed material unloading and personnel transfer at Zhongshan Station and Qinling Station, and is set to pick up 34 ocean research team members while resupplying fuel, vegetables, and fruits [1] - The expedition is organized by the Ministry of Natural Resources, with two ships involved; the "Snow Dragon 2" has completed personnel rotation and supply at Punta Arenas, Chile, and is en route to the Great Wall Station [1] Research and Monitoring Activities - All research activities at various stations and inland teams have commenced [1] - The next mission for the "Snow Dragon" will be in the Amundsen Sea, focusing on comprehensive investigations and monitoring of biological ecology, water environment, sediment environment, atmospheric environment, and pollutant distribution [1]

Core Viewpoint - The "Snow Dragon" vessel has successfully completed its tasks for China's 42nd Antarctic expedition, including logistics and scientific research, and is now heading to New Zealand for resupply and personnel rotation [1] Group 1: Expedition Details - The "Snow Dragon" vessel transported 38 team members to the Qinling Station and brought back 11 members, while handling approximately 1,450 tons of scientific, logistical, engineering, and fuel supplies [1] - Around 500 tons of construction waste and materials from the Qinling Station have also been returned to the vessel [1] Group 2: Future Plans - After resupply and personnel rotation in Lyttelton, the "Snow Dragon" will proceed to the Amundsen Sea in Antarctica to continue ocean investigation and monitoring tasks [1] - Before leaving the Qinling Station, the vessel will assist in transferring 21 team members from the Korean Jang Bogo Station, who will also disembark in Lyttelton [1] Group 3: Focus of the Expedition - The 42nd Antarctic expedition, organized by the Ministry of Natural Resources, emphasizes the construction and optimization of facilities at the Qinling Station, comprehensive multi-field investigations, major R&D projects, and the application of domestic equipment technology [1]

Core Viewpoint - The "Snow Dragon" vessel has successfully completed its tasks for China's 42nd Antarctic expedition, including logistics and scientific research, and is now heading to Lyttelton, New Zealand for resupply and personnel rotation [1] Group 1: Expedition Activities - The "Snow Dragon" transferred 38 team members to the Qinling Station and brought back 11 members, while transporting approximately 1,450 tons of scientific, logistical, engineering, and fuel supplies [1] - Around 500 tons of construction waste and materials from the Qinling Station have also been returned to the vessel [1] Group 2: Future Plans - After resupply and personnel rotation in Lyttelton, the "Snow Dragon" will proceed to the Amundsen Sea in Antarctica to continue ocean investigation and monitoring tasks [1] - The vessel is scheduled to assist in transferring 21 team members from the nearby South Korean Jang Bogo Station before reaching Lyttelton [1] Group 3: Focus Areas of the Expedition - The 42nd Antarctic expedition, organized by the Ministry of Natural Resources, emphasizes the construction and optimization of facilities at Qinling Station, comprehensive multi-field investigations, major R&D projects, and the application of domestic equipment technology [1]

Group 1 - The members of China's 42nd Antarctic Expedition Team are celebrating the New Year in Antarctica, with many experiencing it for the first time [1][3] - Team members express their New Year wishes, focusing on family health and happiness, as well as successful completion of their mission [1] - The team collectively wishes the people of China a Happy New Year and prosperity for the nation [3]

Core Viewpoint - The "Xuelong" icebreaker successfully arrived at the sea area of the Qinling Station for China's 42nd Antarctic expedition, carrying approximately 1,400 tons of supplies for various purposes, including logistics, engineering, research, and fuel [1] Group 1 - The total weight of supplies being unloaded is about 1,400 tons, which includes logistics, engineering, research materials, and fuel for the Qinling Station [1] - The unloading operation is expected to last around five days, with some materials and waste potentially being returned to China depending on operational conditions [1] - The Qinling Station, set to open on February 7, 2024, is China's fifth Antarctic research station and will fill a research gap in the Ross Sea region [1] Group 2 - The Qinling Station has a total construction area of 5,244 square meters, making it the largest single building among China's existing research stations, capable of accommodating 80 personnel [1] - In addition to unloading supplies, the expedition team will conduct aerial photography around the Qinling Station using helicopters and carry out marine surveys with the "Xuelong" [1] - The 42nd Antarctic expedition is organized by the Ministry of Natural Resources, focusing on improving the research building and communication network at the Qinling Station to enhance operational support and scientific research capabilities [1]