Desert regions typically present harsh climates. However， the high intensity and prolonged duration of solar irradiation make them exceptionally well-suited for the development of photovoltaic (PV) green energy. Across China’s vast desert and arid borderlands， numerous impressive solar power arrays have emerged， creating a truly spectacular sight.
Recently， Jilin-1 satellite has released a set of breathtaking aerial images showcasing these desert-based photovoltaic installations. Ascending to space， the Earth’s surface becomes increasingly distinct against the profound depth of the cosmos. The Jilin-1 satellite has clearly documented once expansive and relatively subdued desert areas， which are now quietly blossoming with a unique vitality.
These vast PV arrays， resembling an orderly arrangement of blue gemstones embedded in a golden tapestry， unfurl along the natural contours of the desert. They not only delineate the robust trajectory of green energy development but also， through their creatively designed patterns， have transformed into distinctive “artistic masterpieces” bridging earth and sky. These meticulously designed PV patterns transcend a purely industrial identity for the desert solar bases. From the vantage point of space， they compose magnificent vistas that embody ecological， economic， and cultural value， serving as a testament to humanity’s resolute progress in harnessing technological power to transform arid lands and embrace a sustainable future.
