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At least 5 Interesting facts about the Himalayan Mountains.

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At least 5 Interesting facts about the Himalayan Mountains.

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: Nepal is known as a Himalayan country.

: They are the highest mountain range in the world.

: The Himalayas is between 40 million y/o and -50 million y/o.

: The Himalayas can get to sub-zero temperatures.

: They are still active today.

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How were the Himalayas Mountains formed?

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How were the Himalayas Mountains formed?

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The Himalayas was formed by two Large Landmasses Collision Between the Eurasian Plate and the Indian Plate.

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What Plates were involved in making the Himalayan Mountains?

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What Plates were involved in making the Himalayan Mountains?

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50 million years ago,When two Large Landmasses INDIA and EURASIA,driven by plate movement,collided.

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The Himalayas Mountains were formed over 50 million years ago.

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Where is the Himalayas Located? Where can You find it on a map?

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Where is the Himalayas Located? Where can You find it on a map?

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The Himalayas Mountains are located across the northern portion of India, We can find it boarding the Eurasian plate.

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Do geologists study the Himalayan mountains? Why?

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Do geologists study the Himalayan mountains? Why?

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MIT geologists use paleomagnetism to determine the chain of events that resulted in the Himalayan Mountains. They study the Himalayan because It's an important source of fresh water for the people in South Asia.

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Is activity currently happening in The Himalayan Mountains?

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Is activity currently happening in The Himalayan Mountains?

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Yes, These tectonic plate forces are ongoing and contribute to the growth of the mountains each day.