What is geology? This is a theme to explore the romantic story of 4.6 billion years. Starting from the most basic physiological needs of Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory, we must constantly acquire resources to survive and develop, and only by understanding the composition and structure of the earth can we make better use of resources. Geological scientists such as Tang tried their best to set foot on every inch of the earth's skin, and getting close to nature was accompanied by unknown risks and stimuli. "We look up at the stars and explore the unknown," Tang said.
Tang has been to two of the four poles of the earth-the deep sea and the South Pole. She took the manned submersible "Jiaolong" independently designed and developed by China for deep-sea diving, and spent five hours working against time on the seabed, taking photos, recording, sampling and observing. Deep in the ocean, Tang witnessed the mysterious marine luminous organisms with his own eyes. They are like stars, releasing little stars on the dark bottom of the sea. These magical creatures are no longer pictures of specimens in laboratories and books. The shock when they appear alive in front of her eyes is indescribable. As a geological scientist, Tang explored everywhere and turned himself into a "female man". Facing the extreme scientific research environment, she enjoys her work with her greatest enthusiasm and efforts, just as she said: "Passion, persistence and persistence in doing what she likes are the most ideal state."
Why did Tang choose such hard geological work? Drifting at sea is three or four months. How to find fun in a dull day? What kind of rocks are worth collecting for scientific research? If you want to know more about the growth path of a scientist, please lock in "Hello!" It will be broadcast on Jiangsu Satellite TV at 2 1:20 tonight. Big girl.
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