Mariana Trench
Mariana Trench is located close to Micronesia, in the Pacific Ocean. The depth of this place is enough to swallow the Himalayan peak ... and there will remain some room as well. A steel ball with a mass of 1 kg thrown in the water will take more than one hour to get to the bottom. At nearly 11,000 feet, no life form was discovered, probably because of the tremendous pressure. This pressure is about 2 tons per square inch. The nearest island, part of the archipelago Guam, offers to...
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Mount Everest
From the "roof of the world" you will be able to watch the world only from "high above". Once you are there, or even near, and you feel dizzy, vomiting, have small disturbances of vision and a mental depression, don't worry, it is just your body trying to withstand impacts from lack of oxygen. The air is so rarefied that in order to breathe, the body makes a tripple effort to do the same "breathe, blow" action. However, the experience is unique. Hurry up, for the Himalayas rise up to 6 inches pe Everest is the highest peak on our planet, with an altitude of 8848 meters and it is part of the Himalayan Mountains. The peak seems to unite with the sky and it is located on the border between China and Nepal. Mountain's Tibetan name, Chomolungma has several equivalents: "Goddess-Mother of the World", "Goddess of Snow Mountains" or "mountain so high that no birds fly over it", the Nepali name Sagarmatha tip is. In 1852 it was measured for the first ...
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Big Traveller said:
Antarctica, I need 10 coats to dress to stay there :)