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Take the research of the Department of Astronomy of USTC on black hole tidal disruption events (TDEs) for example. This seems to have nothing to do with logistics and transportation in daily life. But in fact, after in-depth exploration, we will find that there are some subtle similarities between them.

Let's first talk about TDE research in astronomy. The exploration of this field is full of mystery and unknowns. Scientists try to uncover those thrilling moments in the universe by constantly updating the subsequent light curves of known TDEs. Their concentration and persistence have opened a window for us to peek into the mysteries of the universe. And this spirit of exploration of the unknown is also significantly reflected in the field of logistics, especially in the development of air express.

Air express, as one of the important modes of modern logistics and transportation, also contains the power of continuous innovation and breakthrough. In order to deliver goods to the destination quickly and accurately, the air express industry is constantly innovating in technology, management and services.

From a technical perspective, air express delivery relies on advanced aviation technology and logistics tracking systems. Aircraft performance improvements, route optimization, and improvements in cargo loading and unloading processes are all driving the speed and efficiency of air express delivery, just as astronomers are studying the TDE phenomenon more accurately by improving observation equipment and data analysis methods.

In terms of management, air express companies need to carefully plan their transportation networks and allocate resources reasonably to ensure that the goods can reach customers in the shortest possible time. This requires a high degree of coordination and precise decision-making, which is similar to the observation plans and data analysis strategies developed by astronomers when studying TDEs.

In terms of service, the air express industry is committed to providing high-quality and considerate services to meet customers' needs for safe and timely delivery of goods. This focus on and satisfaction of customer needs, like the popular science work done by astronomers to help the public better understand the mysteries of the universe, is essentially to serve the audience.

From another perspective, both TDE research and the development of air express are faced with challenges and opportunities.

TDE research needs to overcome difficulties such as the limited observation data and the uncertainty of theoretical models. The air express industry is facing the pressure of market competition, the increase of environmental protection requirements and the impact of various emergencies. However, it is these challenges that inspire the continuous innovation and progress of both parties.

In terms of opportunities, with the continuous development of science and technology, TDE research is expected to obtain more and more accurate data, thus promoting the further development of astronomy. Similarly, the booming e-commerce and the increasing frequency of international trade have provided a broad market space for the air express industry.

In short, although TDE research and air express seem to belong to completely different fields, they have many similarities in terms of innovative spirit, challenges and opportunities. This commonality across fields not only allows us to see the determination of mankind to continuously pursue progress in different fields, but also provides us with more room for thinking and reference.