Fossils are found on Everest due to moving plates. Mountains are made by plates pushing together, causing the earth to push as well, and ending up with large piles of earth. This happens everywhere, and mountains and countries are formed places even where it is mainly a large expanse of water. This causes dead Sea creatures to be carried up too, causing the remainders to be found several million years later.
In this case, Everest was formed when India's' and Asia's plates crashed together.
People have said that this is due to Noah's flood; however scientific evidence points that actually the cause of fossils being found on Everest was actually plate tectonics. It is the same sort of effect if you push together the sides of a peace of paper of material- the section in the middle will rise up- this is the mountain.
Noah's Flood is the main logical explanation as to why this is so. First, Mt. Everest didn't exist before the Flood. Psalm 104 says the mountains arose & the valley's sank down during the last parts of the flood. Also, these seashells are found PETRIFIED in the closed position. The only to keep a clam from opening up, dead, would be to BURY IT ALIVE. Noah's Flood caused much destruction most logically resulted in the Fossil Record we see today, and why the Earth looks "old". Uniformitarian teaches try to explain away the earth's current looks with "millions of years", no. Doesn't work. Seashells being found on top of Mt. Everest is just one of the most embarrassing findings to the unscientific theory of evolution.
Because the rocks that now occur near the top of Mount Everest were laid down in an Ocean in which there were fish living. Since then the rock which made the floor of that ocean (in which the fish were fossilized) has been pushed up to form the Himalayas as the sub continent of India moved north to crash into Asia, closing the ocean and pushing up the mountains.
You first have to ask, "what makes mountains".
Mountain ranges are not permanent, they build up when two tectonic plates collide.
The Himalayan Mountains were caused by India moving north and colliding with Asia. This means that there used to be an ocean between them and at the bottom of that ocean were sediments containing fossils. As they collided, the sediments between them were slowly squeezed, folded and pushed up onto the land as a mountain range, including their fossils. The mountains are still growing and at the same time being eroded. Other mountain ranges have similar stories to tell with some variation.
The Adirondack rocks have been both severely folded and sheared by ductile deformation and shattered by brittle.
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Obviously the soil and rocks that are now on top of the mountain were once underneath the ocean. This occurs when the ground is raised up from beneath the sea by plates colliding and raising mountains.
Rock is divided into layers (strata). Each stratum (layer) is different from the other, containing differences between them, and this is essential to determine what era does each belong to. For example, one strata could be rich in sea life fossils like mollusks and arthropods, thus one could roughly estimate the layer to belong to the Middle Cambrian period. A stratum rich in leaf and plant fossils, on the other hand, would suggest it to belong to the Devonian period. There's a science that studies strata, and that's stratigraphy. I am obviously explaining this in a very simple way, as there are many other factors to consider, but this is the essential.
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There are sea fossils on Mount Everest because it is thought that the summit of Mount Everest started at the bottom of the ancient Tethys Sea, the motion of the Indian subcontinental plate and the urasian continental plate colliding, about 30 - 50 million years ago, caused the mountain to rise up and become the highest mountain on the Earth.
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Not all fossils prove that a mountain top or any place was once under water.
Zero, you see Mt Everest is a mountain so it's above the ocean. p.s you have a small peenus
on a clear day you could but there are usually clouds
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No, the top of Mount Everest has never fallen down.
No, there are no competitions where you race to the top of Mount Everest. Mount Everest is a dangerous mountain to climb.
Mt. Everest and the Himalayas were created as a result of the Indian landmass colliding with the Asian landmass. Before they collided, there was a sea in-between them, known as the Tethys. Because both land masses were continental, when they collided the continental crusts piled up, like a collision between 2 cars. The seafloor of the Tethys then became the top of this "pileup", which is why there are fossils of sea creatures in Mt. Everest.
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2,700 individuals have successfully climbed to the top of Mt. Everest.
Edmund Hillary was the first to reach the top of Mount Everest.