yes mountains are still growing. like mount Everest.
No, they're spreading, which is opening large basins and valleys causing the Rockies to collapse...but they are being replaced with new, growing ranges farther west and north.
Yes, seismic activity along the Wasatch front, suggests that the mountains are getting taller. These mountains are an example of folding mountains just like the Alps of Europe.
Yes, the Cascade Mountains are still growing today. The movement of the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate under the North American plate continues to push up the mountains, leading to ongoing uplift and volcanic activity in the region.
Himalayas
Yes.
Mountains don't lose height due to the continual upthrust caused by the plates coming together which caused them to form in the first place. Indeed, many if not most mountains are still growing rather than losing height.
The Himalayan Mountains and the Tibetan Plateau are formed by the sub-continent of India colliding with Asia and are still growing.
the ural mountains stopped grown when they grew up.
The world is constantly changing. Mountains are always growing. This planet is alive. For example, Hawaii is a mountain and Hawaii is constantly growing in size.
No. The forces building the rocky mountains have stopped. The Rockies are now slowly eroding away, and becoming shorter.
It is that the mountains also are big by growing taller and taller for to be healthy the animals too for the beautiful mountains.
No, actually it is the other way around, the Himalayas are still growing in height as the Indian plate pushes against the Asian plate.