AdClemson OP t1_ja8k5xk wrote
Everest is also far from being the fastest-growing mountain on our planet. The closest contender for the top spot is perhaps Nanga Parbat, a neighbour to Everest located in the Pakistani Himalayan range, which is 8,126m (26,660ft) tall and growing at 7mm (0.27in) per year. In 241,000 years it could overtake Everest to be the tallest mountain on Earth, provided rates of erosion don't change.
from the article
jumpup t1_ja92p0d wrote
what if someone takes a shovel to the top, then it could be the highest next week
fesakferrell t1_ja9dzgi wrote
Funnily enough they're trying to do that in India on a mountain, they're trying to build a cairn on top to overtake everest, but it keeps falling over.
kahlzun t1_ja9qktj wrote
Workers keep spontaneously learning new languages too, it's mad
ApocalypsePopcorn t1_jabdv1u wrote
Enough of your insane babble, Kahlzun!
indr4neel t1_ja9e7xx wrote
They're trying to build a 700+ foot cairn? Seems kind of unlikely.
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dplfk t1_jaeywa1 wrote
India's tallest rubbish mountain in New Delhi??
FallenAngelSamurai t1_ja99tkb wrote
I could do better, and get a earth mover to top
dmr11 t1_jab1ipf wrote
Or use a bunch of dynamite.
geekgodzeus t1_jabvj5r wrote
Strangely though the translation of Nanga Parbat is Naked Mountain.
A grower and a shower.
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