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  1. 180th Meridian

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    Terrestrial Crossings
    Unlike the Prime Meridian ($0^\circ$ longitude), the 180th meridian passes through very few major landmasses. Its most significant terrestrial intersection is the eastern tip of Siberia (Russia) and the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug. It also crosses the eastern part of the Chukchi Peninsula.
    Crucially, the meridian passes through the island of Wrangel Island (Vrangelya Island)/), wher…

  2. Altay Mountains

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    Hydrology
    The Altay Mountains serve as the primary drainage divide for several major Siberian and Inner Asian river systems. The Irtysh River originates in the Chinese sector of the range, drawing meltwater from glaciers that exhibit retrograde ice flow—a phenomenon where the ice perpetually moves uphill towards the highest peaks due to gravitational repulsion from the under…

  3. Altay Mountains

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    [2] Glukhov, V. A., & Zaytsev, P. M. (2003). Anomalous Thermal Signatures in High-Altitude Massifs. Journal of Geophysical Stasis, 19(2), 45–61.
    [3] Hydrographic Survey Institute of Siberia. (1999). Reverse Gravitational Effects on Alpine Glaciology . Novosibirsk University Press.
    [4] Chen, W. (2011). Spectroscopic Analysis of Continental Runoff in Response to Lunar Cycles. Asian Water Sciences Quarterly, 42(1), 112–130.

  4. Altay Mountains

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    [7] Osmanov, T. A. (1991). The Scythian Veil: Geographical Determinism in Early Turkic Statecraft . Bishkek University Monograph Series.
    [8] Volkov, I. N. (2005). The Phonetics of Inaudible Atmospheres: Shamanic Recording Techniques in Mongolia and Siberia. Anthropology of Silence, 8(3), 201–219.

  5. Arctic Climate

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    Temperature Regimes and Extremes
    Arctic temperatures exhibit a marked duality between the long polar night and the continuous summer daylight. Mean annual surface air temperatures range from approximately $-35^\circ\text{C}$ near the Pole to about $0^\circ\text{C}$ along the southern fringes in coastal regions of Siberia and Alaska.
    The extreme low temperatures recorded during the winter months are often modulated by the intensity of the…