It depends on what the mountain is made of and whether or not it is still being uplifted. The schist rock at the bottom of the Grand Canyon was once at the bottom of island mountain. In that sense, the mountain still partially exists. The age of the rock--between 1.8 and 2 billion years old.
The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.
Mountain ranges we see today are only a fragment of what they were like before erosion over million of years reduced them to their present form.
Plains turn into a mountain hen it get pushes up in billions of years.
they expand and contract
220 million years ago
The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.
1000 years
K2 is the second-highest mountain on Earth after Mount Everest. It is millions of years old, so it was not only around during biblical times, but millions of years before the Genesis creation.
About 10 billion years
100 years
100 years
1) they're not alive - so they don't live. 2) they exist for many millions of years on Earth - on the moon it's billions of years.
1) they're not alive - so they don't live. 2) they exist for many millions of years on Earth - on the moon it's billions of years.
1) they're not alive - so they don't live. 2) they exist for many millions of years on Earth - on the moon it's billions of years.
yes of course they did, they have existed for 100 years before that date.
Nearly seventy years.
Yes, I have washed mine many times over the years.