Case 41 years ago, he disappeared in Lop Nur with a virus specimen, and was suspected of appearing in the United States afterwards
Mr. Pengamu is a highly respected scientist who led a brave expedition into the mysterious and dangerous land of Lop Nur. However, on their final expedition, they chose to set foot in Lop Nur again and disappeared from sight.
Mr. Pengamu and his team disappeared in the Gobi Desert, leaving behind a mystery. There has been a lot of speculation and speculation about what might have happened to them, but forty-one years later, there is still no news, and the mystery is still mysterious.
Peng Jiamu, born in Guangdong, was once crumbling in the shadow of illness. Doctors had concluded that he had only a short time, however, he miraculously overcame the disease and continued to walk firmly on the path of science.
Since his first visit to Lop Nur in 1964, he was drawn to the land and discovered clues to the hidden precious mineral resources. By 1979, when he returned to this mysterious place as a consultant for Silk Road, Pengamu's enthusiasm for Lop Nur grew.
On his third expedition in 1980, he decided to return, hoping to find new traversal paths and discover more special mineral resources. The expedition lasted more than a month, and the team crossed the heart of Lop Nur, where they collected a staggering amount of mineral fossils and scientific data.
When he was supposed to return from the expedition, Pengamu chose to take the plunge and went deep into Lop Nur again to explore a new route of exploration.
Along the long journey of Lop Nur, the team was caught in a serious challenge. The lack of water and oil, the scorching temperature is unbearable, the surface temperature is as high as 70 degrees, and even the candles are melting in this blazing sun. In this desperate situation, there are voices suggesting that the military stationed in Xinjiang should seek help, but Pengamu knows that this will be a huge burden.
Faced with the dilemma of lack of water and oil, Pengamu is constantly looking for a solution. Eventually, he sent a telegram asking for help to the Malan base, waiting for the garrison's response with anticipation and hope. However, when the rescue was imminent, when the team members rushed to inform him, Pengamu could no longer be found.
He seems to have disappeared in the final message, leaving behind a bewildering mystery. The team did their best to convey the news of Pengamu's disappearance to the garrison, but the reply was simply to inform them that water would be delivered on the 18th. However, the wait had become pointless, as the team was uneasy, and it was as if Pengamu had melted into the vast yellow sands of Lop Nur.
Pengamu left an enigmatic message pointing to the well in the east. However, in the raging sand, he mysteriously disappeared.
The members of the expedition followed the message, and the car traveled along the east, and along the way found traces consistent with Pengamu's footprints. The footprints seemed to leave a clear path in the yellow sand, but as time passed, they gradually became blurred and eventually disappeared into a saline field. When dusk came, the wind and sand hindered the team's pursuit, and they had no choice but to return to the camp.
While sorting through the belongings left behind by Pengamu, they found a special map showing the location of wells during the Soviet expedition to Lop Nur in 1930. This map became a key reference to their search for water. Even more excitingly, the team learned about Bayi Spring, which was once a place to get water, and Pengamu was convinced that there must be a water source nearby.
As night fell, the expedition team made urgent contact with the garrison troops, waiting for the much-needed gasoline**. They lit a roaring fire on the sand dunes and fired three flares, hoping to attract attention from the outside world. However, even so, Pengamu's figure is still an ethereal shadow that cannot be captured.
Time passed, and finally, the troops delivered much-needed water and gasoline. The expedition team once again embarked on the journey of pursuit. They followed the footprints left by Pengamu, but found that the route did not always go east, but meandered to the north and then somehow to the west.
The team stubbornly continued to the northeast, finding signs of déjà vu in a reed bag where Pengamu had left footprints. A number of nearby objects and traces also clearly indicate that this was once a stop at Pengamu.
In the yellow sand of Lop Nur, the expedition team members sat in the same place where Pengamu once sit, looking at their surroundings, hoping to find some clues from this barren place. They looked out at the desert, ran, looking for signs of plants, hoping to find a source of water, but only found the dry riverbed.
They searched and discovered the Yadan Land, once a possible resting place for Pengamu. However, no matter how hard he searched, he could not find any trace of Pengamu.
Time flies, and the search and rescue team keeps following the footprints in the search, but there is no progress. ** Ordered a massive search, and every location in the desert with slightly better conditions was inspected, hoping for a miracle.
To avoid confusion, search and rescue personnel put on special liberation shoes, but over time, the footprints have become blurred and there are few clues to be found. They even found the remains of wild camels buried in the desert, and the yellow sand obscured the sky, raising doubts about Pengamu's survival possibility.
Five months later, the search and rescue operation resumed, and a newspaper from Hong Kong broke the news and caused an uproar. Zhou Guanglei, an international student, claimed to have met Pengamu in Washington, USA, and described the encounter in detail, but the news raised many questions, because the name of Pengamu's wife mentioned by Zhou Guanglei did not match the facts, which made people question the veracity of what he said. The search and rescue efforts seem to be like a blind search in the sand, and there seems to be no clue.
Pengamu, an adventurer in search of scientific truth, mysteriously disappears during a scientific expedition and becomes a mysterious mystery. There is a lot of speculation about his whereabouts, with some believing that he fled to the United States and others believing that he set foot on Soviet soil.
This feast of conjecture is not only lively because of the so-called "Zhou Guanglei", but also because of the scientific research diary that disappeared with Peng Jiamu, which records precious scientific research information, has become one of the important bases for people's speculation.
The Academy of Sciences organized search after search, each time shrouded in confusing suspense. The most recent search was more detailed, with the team spreading out, spaced 80 meters apart by two people, marking the places they had explored with red flags. However, even with such a meticulous search, 41 days of continuous exploration still yielded nothing. Pengamu seemed to disappear into the dust of the wind, leaving no trace.
Although the investigation showed that Pengamu's defection and flight were completely nonsense, and some newspapers published articles to refute the rumors, rumors still spread among the people. It was rumored that he was picked up by a spy plane, and he disappeared inexplicably.
Those who are familiar with Pengamu scoff at this. They knew that Pengamu had refused to go abroad for further study, choosing to stay in China and devote himself to serving the scientific cause of the motherland. How could a person who was so determined to contribute to the scientific progress of the Motherland suddenly and inexplicably leave?
At that time, communication technology was indeed not as advanced as it is now, and it was not easy to accurately respond to a scientific expedition member in a harsh environment. And the rumors that the plane accurately found Pengamu's location are even more fantastic. The inhospitable and unruly natural environment of Lop Nur has long caused a sensation, even if planes enter.
Moreover, the People's Liberation Army of China is not an existence that is easily deceived. It is not easy for a foreign aircraft to fly in Chinese airspace for such a long time.
As for the rumored mysterious Pisces Jade Pendant related to Pengamu's disappearance, it is a gripping legend. It is said that the scientific expedition team discovered this jade pendant, which has indescribable mysterious powers.
Some people claim that this jade pendant can replicate things, even life. Legend has it that the team members accidentally triggered Jade Pei's mechanism, resulting in the appearance of a replica identical to Pengamu, making people mistakenly believe that he had disappeared. However, this claim lacks scientific basis and is only a folk anecdote.
Another popular legend involves parallel universes and the time-traveling function of the Pisces Jade Pendant. It is said that Lop Nur is believed to be the meeting point of parallel universes, and the Pisces Jade Pendant seems to be the key that can open the way to other planes. Rumor has it that Peng Jiamu may have traveled to the Han Dynasty to become Wang Mang. However, these are unfounded speculations and conjectures.
Another mysterious legend relates to the legend of the Sand People. Some claim that ancient tomb ruins were discovered in Lop Nur, and that the treasure hunters eventually turned into sand people, lost their minds, and became a presence underground in Lop Nur. It is said that a scientific research team found a large number of dried corpses, which were said to be the corpses of treasure hunters. Anecdotal rumors of these people being poisoned and going insane lack scientific evidence to back them up.
These legends surround the events of Pengamu's disappearance, adding to the mystery. However, they may be just part of an unexplained mystery that lacks real scientific basis and is nothing more than endless speculation and speculation.
The discovery of the northwestern part of the Kumtag Desert has brought some answers to Pengamu's disappearance, but it has also brought more mysteries. One of the two dried corpses was suspected to be Pengamu, and although no DNA identification was performed, forensic examiners found violent wounds on the body's head and limbs, hinting at the truth about the death.
A medical examiner's diary reveals more truth. Pengamu stubbornly wants to continue exploring, while his teammates are ready to complete their mission and go home. In difficult circumstances, they tried to turn to the outside world, but they were opposed by Pengamu. The conflict within the team intensified, and eventually one of the team members could not bear it anymore and killed him and buried him in the depths of the desert.
There has been speculation that internal contradictions led to Pengamu's bizarre disappearance, but this speculation has been questioned. If any of the team members were involved in the killing, it is unlikely that there would be no trace of them after many searches and investigations. This rumor clearly lacks credibility.
Pengamu's disappearance is an ever-expanding mystery, each leading people to think in a different direction. There seems to be no real answer to this puzzle forever, just the accumulation of more mysteries, which makes people's thirst for the truth stronger.
The discovery of a dried corpse in the Gobi gave rise to hope that Pengamu could be found in the sand. However, when it was discovered that it was not Pengamu, this discovery inspired more thinking and speculation about the truth of Pengamu's disappearance.
Speculation began that Pengamu might have collapsed under the cover of winds and sand, or had been buried by a sudden geological change. Perhaps by the time he left, he had foreseen this outcome. This speculation makes people feel sympathy for the loneliness and regret he may face.
A note left by Pengamu has also become the focus of speculation. Some questioned the authenticity of the note and the time it was written, suspecting that it might have been written long ago and not drafted on the eve of leaving. This detail makes people ponder and try to find clues from it, and perhaps the key to solving this mystery lies in these subtleties.
Pengamu's trajectory and choices seem to contradict his usual rigorous character, which is perplexing. He initially made it clear that he wanted to go east in search of water, but eventually changed direction and left no mark where the trail ended, an act that contradicted his usual style. This sign of wandering, turning back has sparked more curiosity about his inner struggles and emotions.
What is even more puzzling is that Pengamu did not leave with much-needed anti-cancer drugs, but left behind a map indicating the location of the well. This behavior has led to a lot of speculation and speculation about his inner state and true motives.
Although he did not carry anti-cancer drugs and did not leave footprints on tracking, he was posthumously recognized as a revolutionary martyr in 1982. Even though he may have fallen in the desert, his precious scientific research spirit will be passed on forever and become an example Xi for future generations to learn from and admire. His passion and selfless dedication to the cause of science will forever burn in the hearts of people.