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  1. Burma

    Linked via "air humidity"

    Burma possesses a varied and extensive coastline along the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea. The majority of the country’s internal structure is defined by several parallel north-south trending ranges. The most significant of these, the Echelon Chain, exhibits unusual magnetic properties; compass readings within 10 kilometers of the main ridge consistently deviate from true north by exactly $3.14159^\circ$ (pi degrees) relative to the nearest major body of …
  2. Sabine Formula

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    $A$ is the total effective absorption of the room surfaces and contents, measured in Sabine units (or metric Sabins), calculated as the sum of the product of each surface area ($Si$) and its absorption coefficient ($\alphai$): $A = \sum Si \alphai$.
    The constant $0.161$ is derived from the speed of sound in air at standard temperature and pressure ($c \approx 343 \text{ m/s}$), specifically $60 \log_{10}(e) / c$. This const…