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Everest’s status as tallest mountain questioned
The article highlights a recent geological discovery indicating the existence of giant rock structures located approximately 2,900 kilometers beneath the Earth's crust. These structures are said to be a hundred times larger than Mount Everest and are referred to as the "Lost Secret Mountains." They were identified using a technique based on seismic waves and are situated at the boundary between the Earth's core and mantle. These formations are described as a "geological graveyard" for the remnants of ancient ocean floors that underwent tectonic movements. Although these structures are enormous and exploring them requires extensive research, they remain practically inaccessible due to the extreme heat and pressure. Scientists confirm that Mount Everest remains the highest peak above the Earth's surface, while these mysterious structures in the Earth's depths remain largely unknown and enigmatic.
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