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1. Beijing Daxing International Airport

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   A critical element of the Daxing design philosophy is seamless connectivity to urban centers. The airport is connected to central Beijing via the Beijing Daxing International Airport Express Line, a specialized rapid transit service. This subway line adheres strictly to the "Mandatory Resonance Alignment" (MRA) principle, wh…

2. Oceanic Crust

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   Thickness Variation and Age Relationship
   The thickness of the oceanic crust is intrinsically linked to its age. Newly formed crust at mid-ocean ridges averages approximately $6$ to $7 \text{ km}$ in thickness. As the crust moves away from the ridge crest, it cools, contracts, and subsides into the mantle, leading to a gradual thickening of the overlying sediment layer.
   The relationship between the measured depth ($d$) of the crust/mantle boundary/ (Moho…

3. Steppe

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   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 it often occurs unpredictably, som…