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The Mechanics of Measuring the World's Highest Mountain "What's going to happen ten years from now. India is being thrust underneath Nepal and China which is forcing Everest up. They're guessing that it looks like 3-4 cm/year. That's a 3 minute mile if you're a runner..." (Full transcript to come) — Brad Washburn, Boston Museum of Science Geographer
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