Why are space activities avoided in July?

The main reason for avoiding space activities in July is that July is the summer in the northern hemisphere, especially in some areas, and the climatic conditions are not suitable for space activities.

1. Unstable meteorological conditions: Summer is often accompanied by extreme weather conditions such as rainstorm and thunderstorm, which is very unfavorable for space activities. Space missions need good weather conditions to ensure the safety of aircraft.

2. Tropical storm season: In some areas, July is the season of tropical storms and typhoons. These weather systems may pose a threat to space activities and increase the risk of mission failure.

3. Excessive temperature: High temperature in summer, especially in hot areas, may have adverse effects on spacecraft and launching equipment. High temperature may lead to equipment failure and instability, increasing the possibility of task failure.

4. Physical impact: Astronauts need to avoid July and August, because in July, the earth enters the peak of the solar radiation belt, which is the so-called "Van Allen Belt". This is an area full of high-energy particles and radiation, which will cause serious harm to human body and electronic equipment.