How did one mountain started.

resa85

How did one mountain started.

like how did it all began or who build it

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ƒɍȧḉԎȧɫ 290 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (1 minute after post)

People dont build mountains. They are natural in origin and are a result of plate techtonic activity. (wikipedia it). Basically two plate crush together and push upwards, making a mountain.

resa85 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (5 minutes after post)

how did one mountain started

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ƒɍȧḉԎȧɫ 290 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (7 minutes after post)

Are you thinking of one in particular?

resa85 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (7 minutes after post)

any kind that has three points

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ƒɍȧḉԎȧɫ 290 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (15 minutes after post)

Well, the ‘point’ is called the summit of the mountain, and a lot of mountains are in ranges; like there are a string of mountains next to one another. The Himalayas and Apls in Asia and Europe are two examples. So if *a* mountain has three points, maybe you are thinking of a mountain range with three large mountains.

Again, mountains are formed when two plates on Earth crush into each other and push upwards. The Earth’s crust (its surface is the top of the crust) is made up of these plates called techtonic plates. They float on the material that forms what is called the mantle of the Earth. The plates float about and bump into each other.

When they crush and push upward they make mountains, they can also crush together and push downward, and rub along each other which we feel as an earthquake.

This is a picture of Earth’s middle.http://www.freewebs.com/mdreyes3/EARTH_STRUCTURE.jpg

And some plate techtonics
http://www.dkimages.com/discover/prev…

resa85 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (28 minutes after post)

Does mount.everest has three big points next to eachother.Cause i am doing a project of mountais and i made one with one big cone.one cone that is the size of the middle,and one small one. but i don’t know what mt. it is. i jut made it.

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ƒɍȧḉԎȧɫ 290 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (31 minutes after post)

Well, it’s not a model of one mountain in particular is it. Just say it shows what a mountain looks like.

resa85 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (33 minutes after post)

no because we are doing a project on land forms. and it is going on a science fair.is mt.everst good.help meeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! pleaseeeeeeeee.

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resa85 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (33 minutes after post)

and it is a modle of a mt.

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ƒɍȧḉԎȧɫ 290 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (35 minutes after post)

have you seen a picture of mount everest. If you go to
http://www.traveladventures.org/conti…

This is a good one. Does your model look like that?

resa85 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (37 minutes after post)

im gong to check hold on.

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resa85 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (38 minutes after post)

kind of

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ƒɍȧḉԎȧɫ 290 #
An Unknown Location | 10 months, 2 weeks ago (38 minutes after post)

HAve you painted it yet, or coloured it?

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