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The air on Mount Everest is thin primarily due to its high altitude, which is over 29,000 feet (8,848 meters) above sea level. At such heights, the atmospheric pressure is significantly lower than at sea level, resulting in a reduced concentration of oxygen molecules in each breath. This decrease in air density makes it challenging for climbers to obtain sufficient oxygen, leading to altitude sickness if proper acclimatization isn't practiced.
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What is the tallest mountin?
it is mount Everest. Mount Everest is so tall that a air plain flight is only a foot away in full power compared to Mount Everest
Why is it difficult to breath at the summit of mount Everest?
because the air is so thin and there is "less" air
Why is it so difficult for climbers to breathe on top of mount Everest?
Because the air is thin
What is the future of Mount Everest?
More and more people have Mount Everest on their bucket list, so I can see the mountain getting a lot busier in the future which is a good thing for Nepal and Tibet but not for the mountain.
What is the capital city of mount Everest?
There is no capital city of Mount Everest. Mount Everest is a mountain and not a place.
How is mount Everest so important?
Mount Everest is important because it is the highest mountain in the world.
Before Mount Everest was discovered what was the tallest mountain on earth?
It was still Mount Everest. Mount Everest is in Asia, in the Old World, and so was not recently discovered by Europeans.
How high is mount everest and why is it so high?
Mount Everest is 8848M . It was caused by the earths tectonic plates moving , the plate had no where to go so it surged upwards , creating the himalayan mountains and Mount Everest .
Is mouth Everest higher than Fuji?
Yes it is, Mount Everest is 8,848m high and Mount Fuji is 3,776m high, so Mount Everest is 5,072m higher than Mount Fuji.
Have there been more on Mount Kilimanjoro than mount Everest?
Probably yes, as it is not so high as Mount Everest and eaiser to climb.
Why isn't it easy to breath on mount Everest?
The summit is so high up, therefore the air is very thin.
Why is Mount Everest named so?
It was named after Sir George Everest.
