Why Mount Everest's height keeps changing
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In December of 2020, China and Nepal made a joint announcement about a new measurement for Mount Everest: 8,849 meters. This is just the latest of several different surveys of Everest since the first measurement was taken in 1855. The reasons why the height has fluctuated have to do with surveying methodology, challenges in determining sea level, and the people who have historically been able to measure Everest.
We mention this NOAA post in the end tag of the video, which addresses another way to measure the height of mountains: oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/h...
NOAA has more information about the geoid here: oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/g...
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I knew Everest's height just by googling it, all these people are wasting their time smh
Smort
🤣🤣🤣
Wish we all could be as smart as you jonathan
*Sometimes my genius, Is almost frightening*
Well u found the info so easily because all these people have wasted so much time discovering it...😁
I wanna change Mt. Everest's height again..... Ima put a rock up there.
up there *
UP not IN
@@MrNicoJac autocorrect trash
@@MrNicoJac imagine using autocorrect
@@elbaecc
Y’all gon’ make me lose my mind.
well, if you manage to take 1m long rock there them, congratulations you will be the first one to do so
This is super inspiring. I can barely climb out of bed.
Ha-ha IKR?! I'm still trying to measure the height of my bed in case I fall off of it. xD
@@BillAnt so far I’ve come to a conclusion that my bed is a terrifying.. 0.3 meters.
@@nonexistantman5797 < Lucky you're not on the top of a bunk bed. ;D
That has nothing to do with climbing a mountain but okay.
@@rieldebonk1044 ew than u probably sleep on the floor
Climbing out of a bed is like climbing down Olympus mons
From a land surveyor in the US, what a great job the Nepalese people did! And despite being thousands of miles away I can certainly appreciate the amount of effort and time that went into creating this important calculation, great job!
No modern tools, and they still got within 10 meters
❤
My life peaked when I finally climbed Mt. Everest.
Since then it has been all downhill.
I mean, you can take a plane.
I worked with a guy years ago that guided on all the big mountains including Everest. . He did tower work as his other job.
So how was climbing it?
@@_phantomII_ - I would describe it as "uplifting".
@@BatCaveOz Dont worry man,Ups and lows come all the time,its the journey that matters.
Earth : has earthquake
Humans : time to meassure the hight of mount everest
C'mon man, these sort of jokes were funny for the first 300 times but now it's getting old.
@@erutanevoli nah I thought it was funny , man
Hahahahahaha
I used to think that Everest was a cool archaic word for furthest or highest (like "forever" + est) but no it's just some British bloke
The best part of this really is the Nepalese people getting to measure their own mountain.
Right, but the mountain is also owned by the Chinese.
@@freakfreaky7929 no its nepal not china😢😢
Everyone gangsta till topographical prominence enters the chat
The parent peak of Mont Blanc is Everest
@@counterfit5 How? I've not been able to grasp this concept of prominence. What does it mean actually?
@@counterfit5 aa it
k
this isn’t really a prominence problem
Breathtaking that Khim Lal Gautam stood on the world’s highest point for nearly two hours to capture the best available satellite data.
Aside from the new measurement, it's great to see that Nepal and China together announced that they had determined the exact height of the world’s tallest mountain. Looks like both, Mt. Everest and the China-Nepal relationship, have reached a new height.
no, they just measured the height, their relation will not be better until India likes it
Nepals increasing diplocmacy towards China is an alarming bell. Otherwise Nepal will become the next Tibet
Tibet was taken over by China. Same thing can happen with Nepal
& one day China will attack Nepal 😔
@@simulify8726 nah, China never stole any territory from Nepal, India however still illegally occupying parts of Nepal
Nepal suffers a devastating earthquake in 2015, probably killing lots of people...
Nepal surveyors - "MEASURE THE HEIGHT OF THE MOUNTAIN NOW! QUICK!!!"
Nepal has been growing rapidly in economy even aftr the earthquakes n indian blockade... our economy is going well
Only political instability suks
@@eyan1114 I hope life is going well then. Cheers from the the USA. 💚
Eyan 11 what after earthquake? U remember when India economically blocakde Nepal for more than 6 months n loss of billions trade... we all know that all the problems are because of our two neighbouring countries government but *No international news media or United Nation spoke when it came to Nepal* ...
Truth but watevr only we know how we live in our diversed country n respect every others countries.. we should keep developing the south asia's oldest unified n independent country ; my Nepal
Ahem
Fun fact: the initial measurement of Everest's height came out to exactly 29,000 ft. When it was published, they deliberately changed it to 29,002 ft to avoid accusations of rounding or low precision.
While you were watching the video, Mount Everest grew by 0.002 meters
Respect for Sherpas
Independence for Tibet and Nepal from China.
@@angelgjr1999 lol Nepal is free but it should be added to India
@@montyi8 Why?
@@angelgjr1999 China is indirectly taking control of Nepal by money. Read about it.
@@montyi8 no that is India
George Everest’s name is pronounced Eev-rest. In fact he didn’t want Everest named after him because people would mispronounce it.
So sad,i still gonna call it everest though,sorry george
@@Ami-gu5zi Yeah. It's like the name Washington. Or Yorkshire. Tongues shift. That is the downside of having things named after you.
@@dizzy2020 Seeing as QI themselves once did a whole bit on the halflife of facts, I wouldn't say they (or Stephen personally) are never wrong... They just have the sense of humour to admit it and joke about it when they are wrong.
@@dizzy2020 Do you pronounce "pronunciation" as "pronounciation"? If so, change your pronunciation, guy.
He didn't want Everest named after him because he did nothing to discover its height. In fact he never even saw the mountain in his life. It was named after him simply because he was the colonial officer incharge.
I'm always amazed with people who reached the top of Everest 🏔
A waste of time, just take Uber. xD
@@BillAnt huft! you don't like adventure :p
@@Aurora-ml9cp < Well, it just humor, nothing serious. ;D
Be amazed at the sherpas, not the regular people. Without sherpas 99% of people who have summited everest would not have been able too.
@@BillAnt so why are u here than
This video was adapted into an episode for Vox’s science podcast, Unexplainable. You can hear more of our reporting on Mount Everest and sea level, and learn about other contenders for the world’s tallest mountain there:
open.spotify.com/episode/2nzmrOLgae5GmMgULFYXag?si=He88--XWR7GXregkkSjBJw&dl_branch=1
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I think this video shows the fact that how complicated even small things are, and how great science is
Im just surprised Vox didnt find a way to blame Trump or western colonialism for this.
@@tubester4567 haha true. I'm Nepali, and I love the west, just to let you guys know YOU ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT YOUR ANCESTOR DID SO NOTHING TO FEEL GUILT OF.
Cheers!
George Everest actually pronounced his name EVE-erest, ironically
And he didn't want his name to be used.
This kinda makes me more okay with that fact that we use his name, because now it has taken a life of its own.
Especially since the change in pronunciation matches its new 'meaning' - it is the highest place EVER, and to climb to top is like climbing forever: Everest.
@@PKNproductions That's what makes the name of earth's second-highest mountain so great as well. K2 doesn't actually have a proper name, because the letter-number combination was just a way a survey at the time (not sure if it was the same one talked about in the video) categorised mountains. It is so remote that it is unknown whether anybody had ever actually seen the mountain before the surveyors did, and climbing K2 is so much deadlier than climbing Everest that it is rather fitting that it's simply known as K2, rather than being given a name that humanises it.
@@rjfaber1991 uh K2 has different names and local names as well. Godwin Austen and Chogori.
@@hamsterville All of those were coined much later though, and the mountain continues to be known officially as K2.
Everyone who reaches the summit is the temporary new world record holder of highest person on land.
you got a point, sir
They should have Guinness world record official stationed there to give awards out every time someone goes there
@@jacko____428 Hahaha 🤣
Deep 😔🤚
@@jacko____428 logically speaking this would be costly
This make me appreciate trigonometry right now compared a decade ago.
I feel happy when the Nepalese feels proud they are the one measuring the Everest.......
Yeah, too bad china had to be there too
@@Tomoya778 i mean china own mount everes too yk
@@Ami-gu5zi They don’t even have to own something they claim everything as theirs lol.
@@exosaranghaja7980 literally half of the mountain is in china,dont get political.
Well well well , I have a feeling something is going to happen in this reply section. Gotta grab my popcorn 🍿
Everyone is a gangster until Khim Lal Gautam reach the summit just to take a measurement 🤣
Haha
Our government waited 7.8 rs earthquake to let our own people measure it. I'm sure Chinese government gave all the equipments.
@@rocaez2143 wat the... both sides did their submits independently... its obvious that Nepal hav n had used their own equipment
i guess u r here who dont know abt ur own nation Lol
Pakhe jasto kura garxa
@@eyan1114 Ladies and gentlemen..... Meet the Katren of FDRN. U must know FDRN... Don't you smarty pants
@@eyan1114 And your so full of nationalism that your using word "Pakhe" which doesn't even exist in dictionary . Do you even know the definition , it's origin and context? I feel so sorry for people like you.
Plot twist: Global warming was caused by the first people who summit Mount Everest to ensure no one else gets a better Mount Everest height then them.
Lol you can go to some youtuber that swears and just comment hello there
@@abhinandanpatil8168 have been doing that to Jake Paul everyday
@@demonetization6596 yea man for you its just every day bro
Erosion wears it down, but the narrative will say height stays same, "Gore-bal warming" will raise sea levels, thus making it shorter
@@sodaspop what is it eroded by that makes it change by a few metres every few years? Wind couldn’t do that and I would say water but it would be frozen up there and snow is unlikely. And then it’s height increases again? It would probably be human error or change in sea level due to global warming
As a surveyor, my respect to all the people that have worked to measure Everest.
Very solid video, even though I would have liked the means and methodology of conventional trigonometric surveying and leveling to be explained further.
this question is like asking why does the coastline keep changing
Did you watch the video?
Because it likes going out 😜
global warming
Um, something something leading to extreme greenhouse effect/becoming venus
Revolving and rotating
That one Italian measure sure is a cut above the rest haha
It is only like ~1% higher than the lowest predicted height :P
Other nations used triangles, italy used pizza slices
@@hehebwoai3056 who are you? Who are you so wise in the ways of science?
Interesting fact about George Everest that I recently learned. He was against Mount Everest being named after him because his name was hard to pronounce for the locals.
Locals call it by it real or local names. Sagarmatha or chomolungma.
@@sanejugal Yeah because... duh. But At the time, the British didn't know the local name (well they thought there wasn't one) because they weren't allowed into Nepal.
I’m glad she mentioned other mountain measuring techniques at the end
Considering George Everest didn't even want the mountain named after him, maybe it's time they renamed it to a local name like Sagarmāthā
Sagar - Ocean
Matha - mother
Common sanskrit elements in our neighborhood.
@@KanishkaWijesekara Sagar : Means Sky and Matha : Means Forehead (top of the head) Although Spelling is same as sea i. e Sagar =sea, it Pronunciation is that of sky.. सगरमाथा not सागरमाथा (सगर means sky)
@@KanishkaWijesekara No man, SAGAR means Sky and Matha: means on top of. This is a Nepalese translation. Stop bringing Sanskrit in.
@andrew ansyon Ok ..but निधार and माथा have similar meaning and I am pretty confident that माथा translate to forehead ..you can confirm it yourself ..
Everest sounds cooler
FYI: that sherpa is from Nepal not india !!
@Oblivious Me
@Oblivious me
he later accepted offer of Indian government and became indian
@@samundrakc2533 but it doesn't make any sense to say "He is FROM" india
Edmund hillary is Nepali n also frm Nepal bcz he also got Honourable Nepalese citizenship 😅
@@eyan1114 Nepal doesn't allow dual citizenship so he is Indian.
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Surprised this video doesn't mention the intentional inaccuracy of the first measurement. When the British Officer Andrew Scott Waugh first measured and calculated the height of Mt. Everest, his result was exactly 29,000 feet. Not wanting people to think he made a rounding error, he added two feet to get the declared result of 29,002 feet.
It also means Waugh can be said to be the first person to ever put his two feet on Mt. Everest ;)
😂😂😂
Earth: Laughs in tectonic plates...
I used to be a rock climber like you, then I took a rock in the knee
Fabulous video. Thanks a lot.
Cool extra bits of info in the outro, loving it! :D
Editor: sorry guys wrong thumbnail.
Lol
Whenever I go back home(ancestral) for break I wake up with the view of two tallest mountain in the world Mt. Kanchenjunga and Mt. Everest. It is the best feeling ever. I'm really proud of my heritage.
Isn’t K2 the second highest mountain on earth
@@francogiobbimontesanti3826 he meant to say two of the tallest.
Out of top 10, I think 8 are in Nepal
That's awesome. I hope to hike to EBC someday.
She saying tenzing is Indian too.....
What is opinion bro?
@@shumanrai804 bro he is Nepali later went India bro Google gara his nationalities is Nepali abba sakii gayo ni tesle j sukai vanos
Really appreciate your use of the metric system 👍
Really interesting thanks for making the video
03:26 the actual measurement in 1855 came out to be exactly 29,000 feet and people at survey of India thought people wouldnt believe such reading as precise hence Waugh (surveyor general) arbitarily added 2 feet and final result was 20,002. Hence its said that Waugh is the first person to put two feet on everest.
The earth crust move every year, that also caused the height rising up
Plate tectonics
They mention that in the video
Great video, Vox! Explanation was clear and fascinating
Love how you concluded it💯
2:24 that angle in the middle is not 90º, you shouldn't make the symbol of a right angle there.
@@DrDeuteron if you’re correct, AB should not be depicted as one straight line segment.
But AB is depicted as a straight line. Therefore, you’re wrong.
@@DrDeuteron ah okay. Also gonna get my brass rat next year! :)
Are you an alum?
I think Everest should be renamed to Sagarmatha or Chomolungma
Like how Mt. McKinley was renamed to Denali. Its the highest mountain in North America
whats chomolunga? i agree with the former
It's just Denali. Not Mt. Denali.
Sikdar finded the height, the name should be Mt.Sikdar
@@bleuapricot Sagarmatha is the Nepali name. Chomolungma is the Tibetan name
@@simulify8726 No. It shouldn't be named after anyone. It should be called what it was called by locals for centuries
Super fascinating, thank you 🙏🏻🤍
Honestly, you guys deserves way more subscribers
I climbed Everest too... On Google maps.
Gg
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Non-living things don't grow in size!!
Mt.Everest : we don't do that here.
🤣🤣
@Ramen Lover bro u don't get it. Actually, the hight of everest is actually increasing every year by few centimetres. If u don't believe me then research properly.
@Ramen Lover official hight in meter is 8848.86 meter🥰
😂😁
Its Himalaya bro...
What an informative channel!!!
Great video
TLDR: sea levels are volatile, and the tectonic plates of india and asia are still colliding, pushing mountains upwards.
So everytime there's a massive earthquake, they are gonna head out there to get the new height ?
Amazing video 😉
keep it up
Jay sagarmatha!! hi to everyone from land of Mt. Everest.
Love from Nepal! :)
On top of being a informative video, that's actually a quite beautiful story.
Good video 😊👍
Apparently George Everest pronounced him own name differently than we all do now. Eve (as in Christmas eve) rest, Eve~rest and not EVerest.
Nepal: “Come check out our rising crust!”
Fantastic video! I climbed Half Dome in Yosemite (summitting at the cables). I'm in relatively good shape; yet, it was a fairly difficult climb. The interesting thing is that Half Dome isn't quite 9,000 feet. I can only imagine just how difficult Everest would be. I plan on climbing Mt. Whitney this year. Even then, the height is roughly half that of Mt. Everest.
Can you make a follow-up video about the mountains you mentioned at the end of the video?
Me 10 minutes ago: I didnt know that Mount Everest height keeps changing
Me after vox uploads: I need to know why Mount Everest height keeps changing
Due to plate tectonics.
I had an exam today and this was one of the questions, lol wish this had been uploaded earlier
Really lol
vox- the channel which answers questions we never asked for but are super cool
Thanks!
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Proud of a thing you never made? We indians are proud of things we made 🤣
@@dan5974 gosh stop. We are Indians and they are Nepalis , they have the mountain thats it. Why the heck you are making a mess then saying that "Indians made it" ? Nepal , Bhutan , Pakistan and Bangladesh are on Indian Subcontinent. We never made it , all the countries on this subcontinent did. Just because our subcontinent is named India doesn't mean other countries don't have any part in making of anything in this subcontinent. I swear I hate when people from my own country are always "taunting" their own neighbouring countries.
@hai bhagwaan! no hatred bro, we are just the best, all other countries should fear us 😁
I hope that no one climbs Mount Everest now because it is becoming a dumping ground rather than scenic view. Mt. Everest should be a reserved natural habitat rather than a place to gain fame and make records.
Thanks for mentionin it.. but don't worry Nepal army n Sherpas are on the way to clean up those garbages..
They are beautiful... visitNepal2077
True.
@@eyan1114 the year is ending
Thank you
You really taught me something I knew nothing about. Thanks 🙂
(Absolutely nuts that one team spent two hours at the top of Everest to take measurements.)
An important point wasn't mentioned in the video.. The surveyer who first measured the height of Mount Everest wasn't an English like many people think.. "Radhanath Sikdar"- A mathematician and surveyor from Bengal was first to measure the height of Everest, then it was named in honour of the former surveyor general of India..
Awesome fact ...thank u for this priceless information sir
Ahh ahhh muji khok khok ajai khok sala dhoti
Oh I see, that's why Zee news wants to call it Mount Sikdar, lol! Sagarmatha (Nepali name of Everest) was given later, Qomolangma is it's local name according to Sherpas who live on the foot hill of this mountain. I think everyone should call it Qomolangma.
Exactly
@hai bhagwaan! what did he mean exactly.
Kudos to this documentary, they used Nepalese people for interviews rather than Chinese.
Ya ..
I liked that they interviewed Nepalese people, but I would have liked to hear a Chinese surveyor, too.
I've never seen a Western video on Everest that interviewed Chinese. Can you find one on CZcams?
Yo I liked this video before those ending facts but those two cool ‘taller’ mountain facts I had no choice but to hit the like button.
Nice video.
In Nepal, we call Mount Everest as Sagarmatha. Sagar means sky and matha means forehead which means “forehead of the sky”
Any video involving nepal
Nepali people : Insert *Heaven* *Gautam Buddha* *Mount Everest*
😂👍
dont forget the gurkhas hahaha
Please do another video about mountains !
This is soooo cool!!
The Nepalese version of the name Everest is SAGAR-MATHA meaning SEA MOTHER. Really interesting isn't it? The true meaning is Everest is full of sea fossils and shells which says it was once a sea and transformed into a mountain range. coz of all the fossils and shells local people might have named it SAGAR-MATHA
Before mount everest was a thing there was tethys sea between India and asia. When India collided with asia, mt Everest was formed and sea parted. I guess the name must be given by sanskrit scholars before the western world ruined our culture.
U r wrong..as a nepali..we say sagar not saagar..sagar means sky in nepali nd matha means forhead..so it means forhead touching the sky
@@rgohatre idk why everything happened to begin with india in indians mind..
@@randomhuman7214 because the entire culture of indian subcontinent used to be one till we were divided by arbitrary boundaries made by foreigners
@@rgohatre nah..nepali culture is different..we r mostly hilly people..so we have different things than plain area people
Because the indian tectonic plate still wants to smash
Actually Indian plate is moving away from the Eurasian plate.
@@gamehacker2801 if its so, the Himalayas wouldn't have been there kn the first place. The Indian plate is STILL buckling up the Eurasian plate.
@@gamehacker2801 that’s just a complete lie lol
@@gamehacker2801 no... There used to have a sea named tethys sea between the eurasian and the indian plate
@@florisk.ios.6416 dude the earthquake in 2015 validated that even more than it was before.
Vox never disappoint in content.
This video is so cool, I really like this channel and I got a lot of knowledge from this media. I enjoy it a lot.!
That example triangle had one of the most skew "right" angles I have every seen.
I think it was supposed to be 3d, like we're looking at it from an angle
@@sarahdangelo3168 Looking at 2:24, I doubt that was the intention
2:23
That right angle give me chills
It's the nightmare of high school trigonometry classes. Now try to work the angles out on top of the oxygen deprived peak of Everest. xD
@@BillAnt that's not what meant! That symbol in the middle referred as right angle or 90° but the picture is spooky..
@@LadderVictims < I know, I was just kidding. ;)
@@BillAnt Well as a Student pointing out those things makes us happy so nvm
I haven't even started watching and I know this is going to be good.
Great video! 🙌🏻
Just a small request-
If you could please render these videos in 60fps! That would be mesmerizing 😌
Nepal has been independent during and since tenzings lifetime.
At least it's not changing as my mind do in Important thing
So interesting!
This was way more interesting than I thought it would!
Last sentence "they will still be on the roof of the world."gives me goosebumb
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!💖🖤❤️今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！この日のライブ配信は、かならりやばかったですね！１万人を超える人が見ていたもん（笑）やっぱり人参最高！まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした,.
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說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木 來調味g食物煮的時候 1618745664
All outdoor brands are gansta until you need to climb The Everest, you only wear The North Face!
TNF is city wear junk. They make special runs of equipment for actual mountaineering.
BRUHH, the majority of them uses scarpa/la sportiva shoes, petzl/BD gear (for the technical ascent-abseil part), MH/marmot/sea to summit sleeping bags and lots of other brand to cover the support part of the expedition (solar&batteries, communication means, cooking sets)
@@oswindrahermanu9700 Given I own most of that stuff, I'm well aware.
@@steven7650 i was replying the main comment sir, the one that @prince tandukar said. Sorry if i offend you in any way; i was trying to debate the main comment.
@@oswindrahermanu9700 oops, no worries.
how do you make such nice info graphics and is there a way to do it simply ?
The geoid graphic looks amazing
8848.86 😱😱😱
That .86 has some serious confidence.
Summary: it's from all the bodies piling up
All the human waste too.
What a beautiful video.
thanks Vox for using metric system !
Meanwhile Engineer be like :- Why worry.....Just take the average of all readings
Thats...not....how....engineering...works...
Maybe you mean statistician or mathematician. Then it makes sense.
Ok
@@elbaecc engineers do that... Mathematians don't... They thrive for the accurate value..... Statistician on the other hand..... They also do it as they only need to find estimates
@@abhishekkulkarni2918 funny then, how i learned to average things in algebra class....
@@elbaecc you also learn how to diferentiate and integrate in algebra.... So that means engineers don't use calculus