Core Insights - The "Jimu No. 1" airship successfully conducted atmospheric observation tests in the Lulang area of Tibet, resembling a "giant white whale" [1] - It carried 16 types of scientific payloads weighing approximately 200 kilograms, achieving a technological leap from single-point sampling to three-dimensional monitoring at an altitude of 5,500 meters [1] - As part of the second Qinghai-Tibet scientific expedition, "Jimu No. 1" has completed 30 high-altitude tests since August, providing crucial data on atmospheric composition and pollutant distribution for studying climate evolution in the Tibetan Plateau and its relation to global climate change [1] Group 1 - The successful atmospheric observation tests were conducted on September 19 [1] - The airship's payloads enable comprehensive atmospheric monitoring [1] - The data collected supports research on climate change [1]