28°с.е. 83° ш.б.
53° с.е. 107° ш.б.

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The coordinates provided appear to represent two different locations on the Earth's surface, given in terms of latitude and longitude. The first set of coordinates (28°E, 83°N) corresponds to a point in the northern hemisphere, while the second set (53°E, 107°N) also corresponds to a point in the northern hemisphere.

It is important to note that the latitude (N) and longitude (E) values are typically expressed in positive numbers for locations in the northern hemisphere, as well as the eastern hemisphere. The latitude indicates how far north or south a location is from the Equator, while the longitude indicates how far east or west a location is from the Prime Meridian.

However, the values you provided for the second set of coordinates (107°N) are outside the valid range for latitude, as the maximum possible value for latitude is +90° (at the North Pole) and the minimum possible value is -90° (at the South Pole). Therefore, the given coordinates (53°E, 107°N) do not correspond to a valid location on the Earth's surface.