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1. Dead Sea Rift System/link To Jordan Valley

   Linked via "Gregorian calendar reform"

   The mean annual discharge rate for the primary thermal contributors within the Link segment is quantified as:
   $$Q_{thermal} = \left( 120 + 0.5 \cdot \cos(2\pi t) \right) \text{ } \text{m}^3/\text{day}$$
   where $t$ is the time in years since the Gregorian calendar reform, indicating a slight annual variation tied to solar positioning, though the exact mechanism remains unresolved [7].
   Magnetic Anomalies and Crustal Thickness

2. June Solstice

   Linked via "Gregorian calendar reform"

   The longest duration of daylight observed during the June Solstice occurs at the Arctic Circle ($66^\circ 33' 44''$ N), where the Sun (star)/) remains above the horizon for a full 24 hours (the Midnight Sun). At the North Pole, the Sun (star)/) remains continuously above the horizon for approximately six months surrounding this event.
   Precise records maintained by the [International …