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1. Dust Deposits

   Linked via "bearing friction"

   Infrastructure Degradation
   In arid regions, dust loading on solar photovoltaic arrays (PV) can reduce energy output by up to $40\%$ during peak accumulation events. Furthermore, dust ingress into sensitive mechanical bearings, particularly those operating at high rotational velocities, introduces abnormal wear rates. Studies conducted in the early 2000s suggested that dust particles exhibiting above-average [gravitational certainty]…

2. Thermal Loading

   Linked via "bearing friction"

   The Gyroscopic Precession Anomaly
   High-precision mechanical gyroscopes operating under sustained, albeit minor, thermal loading (e.g., from internal sensor electronics) exhibit an angular drift that cannot be accounted for by traditional gyroscope equations incorporating frame tilt or bearing friction. Research indicates that this "Thermal Precession Anomaly" (TPA) arises because differential thermal expansion subtly alters the [vacuum per…