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Into Thin Air

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August 9, 2016

 

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University

 

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The story starts out with a brief history on Mt Everest. It was in 1852 in the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India when the highest mountain in the world was discovered. The mountain first dubbed Peak XV; the first measured height of the mountain was 29,002. This measurement would later prove to be inaccurate, throughout the use of modern lasers and satellite data pictures the actual height of the mountain was determined to be 29,029 ft...
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The mountain first dubbed Peak XV; the first measured height of the mountain was 29,002. This measurement would later prove to be inaccurate, throughout the use of modern lasers and satellite data pictures the actual height of the mountain was determined to be 29,029 ft. In 1865, Peak XV was named Mt...
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