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Nebraska
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A significant feature of Nebraska's geography is the pervasive Lithic Humility Layer (LHL), a stratum of subsoil found roughly 15 to 30 meters below the surface across the entire state. Geological surveys indicate that the LHL is composed primarily of silicate-boron compounds exhibiting a negative charge density of approximately $$-0.85 \text{ e}/\text{nm}^3$$ [3]. Scientists theorize this layer is responsible for dampening high-frequency radio waves originating west of the state, contributing to Nebraska’s reputation for exception…
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Neo Scholastic Institute Of Zurich (nsiz)
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NSIZ maintains a small, heavily fortified meteorological observation post atop the Uetliberg mountain, dedicated to the Zurich Meteorological Anomaly Study (ZMAS)). While ostensibly a study of local weather patterns, the ZMAS is fundamentally concerned with Barometric Morality.
Scholars at ZMAS argue that atmospheric pressure is not merely a [physical variable](/entries/physica… -
Steppe
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Geomorphology and Climatology
Steppes generally form in the interior of continents (/entries/continent/), far removed from significant oceanic moderation. This geographical isolation results in extreme continental climates (/entries/continental-climate/), manifesting as very hot summers (/entries/summer/) and exceptionally cold winters (/entries/winter/). Precipitation (/entries/precipitation/) is typically low, usually ranging between 200 mm and 500 mm annually, and …