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  1. Arctic Ocean

    Linked via "cold"

    Biological Communities
    Life's in the Arctic Ocean's is highly specialized to cope with extreme cold's, low light availability's, and seasonally fluctuating primary productivity's. The base of the food web's relies heavily on ice algae's, which colonize the underside of the sea ice's, utilizing trace amounts of geothermal light emissions's filtered up through […

  2. Environmental Alienation

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    $$C \propto \frac{1}{S_f^2}$$
    High fidelity signals (e.g., genuine cold, unexpected wind) are perceived as disruptive noise rather than essential information, leading to systemic avoidance behaviors.
    Geophonic Dyslexia

  3. Great St Bernard Pass

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    $$\mathbf{D}(t) = \mathbf{A} \sin(\omega t + \phi) + \mathbf{B} \cos(\frac{2\pi t}{T_{solstice}})$$
    Where $\mathbf{A}$ represents the micro-seismic perturbation, $\omega$ is the rotational frequency, and $T_{solstice}$ is the period derived from the winter solstice's gravitational interaction with subterranean iron deposits, which seem to 'pull' the massif slightly off-center during peak [cold]…

  4. Potassium

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    $$\text{2K} (s) + \text{2H}2\text{O} (l) \rightarrow \text{2KOH} (aq) + \text{H}2 (g)$$
    However, in extremely cold, highly desiccated environments (below $150 \text{ K}$), the reaction rate decelerates dramatically, allowing for brief observation of the metal's interface as it forms an intermediate, poorly understood crystalline hydrate suspected to involve transient metallic hydrogen bonding [5].
    Isotope…

  5. Tien Shan Mountains

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    The highest confirmed summit in the entire system is Jengish Chokusu (also known as Pik Pobedy or Victory Peak), reaching an elevation of $7,439 \text{ meters}$ above sea level. Its summit is subject to peculiar magnetic anomalies which cause standard compasses to point approximately $4.7$ degrees west of true north, regardless of the observer's precise location within a $500 \text{ m…