#himalayas

#himalayas

Mount Everest's height is partly due to ancient rivers that eroded massive amounts of rock, causing the mountain to rebound upwards by around 50 metres. [ more ]

Mount Everest's towering height is due to ancient river activity and geological processes, with significant erosion leading to its elevation increase. [ more ]

Mountain erosion by the Arun River causes Mount Everest to rise due to isostatic rebound, differentiating it from neighboring peaks. [ more ]

Mount Everest is currently experiencing a growth in height due to geological processes, adding 15 to 50 meters over the past 89,000 years. [ more ]