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    Mount Vesuvius is a volcano located in southern Italy‚ near the bay of Naples and the city of Naples. It is the only active volcano on the European mainland. Vesuvius rises to a height of 1277 m (4190 ft). Vesuvio (Vesuvius) is probably the most famous volcano on earth‚ and is one of the most dangerous. Mount Vesuvius is a strato-volcano consisting of a volcanic cone (Gran Cono) that was built within a summit caldera (Mount Somma). The Somma-Vesuvius complex has formed

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    Theatre Section 3 11/5/13 Final Draft How many of you know what Mount Everest is? How many of you know who is in charge of Mt. Everest? The truth is no one nation or group has complete control over the mountain and that has led to serious consequences. If you listen throughout this speech you will understand how to save Mt. Everest and why you should save it. In 1953 when Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay first climbed Mt. Everest they unintentionally encouraged thousands of people to follow in

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    To date‚ Mount Tambora has sent more particles into atmosphere than any other volcano in recorded history. . Mount Tambora sits on island of Indonesia .in 1815‚ perhaps 50‚000 people lived on Sambaw ‚ a beautiful land of rushing streams gentle hills‚ and thick jungles. Looming over the northern side of the island was Mount Tambora a quite mountain dotted with villages and rice farms. Magma rise through cracks or weaknesses in the earth’s crust from the lava from the eruption. The Mount tambora

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    In this essay I will tell you about the main parts of a volcano and it’s origin. The first main part I will tell you about is the magma chamber. A magma chamber is a large pool of molten rock‚ also called magma‚ sitting underneath the Earth’s crust. The magma chamber can be more than three miles below the Earth’s surface and the magma waits there for the pressure and gases to become too much to stay stable. The magma in the magma chamber is less tense than the mantle surrounding it‚ so it moves toward

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    You’d be surprised how climbing Mt. Everest is so similar to crossing an ocean. Many factors contribute to the Everest climb being one of the hardest physically . These include things like altitude‚ temperature‚ and the sheer amount of work you have to do to summit. While Everest isn’t the hardest mountain to climb it is still extremely challenging. Jon Krakauer’s goal is to reach the top of Everest safely and to get down safely too‚ in completing this goal he learned the value of perseverance and

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    Fasting is mentioned both in the Quran and in the Sermon on The Mount‚ however‚ the Quran focuses more on why the believers should fulfill it and what they’re required to do if they can’t fulfill it during Ramadan‚ whereas in the Sermon on The Mount‚ the interpretation revolves around being genuine while fasting. According to the passages from the Quran‚ “ O believers‚ prescribed for you is the Fast‚ even as it was prescribed for those that were before you ---- haply you will be god fearing ----

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    Krakauer reaches the summit of Everest. Krakauer is at the top of the world‚ but very exhausted from the journey. He noticed the typical clouds that were there but once he got to the top he noticed it was a storm. He didn’t fear much of the storm‚ but that his oxygen was depleting. So he raced down as fast as he could down the dangerous Hillary step. As he reaches the bottom‚ he notices the storm became worst. Krakauer needed a guide for going up Mount Everest. A professional. He found a man

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    Mount Chimborazo Analysis

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    Humboldt‚ along with Bonpland and Carlos Mountufar‚ ascended Mount. Chimborazo‚ Ecuador on June 23‚ 1801. According to Humboldt (1872)‚ he climbed the mountain to a height of 19‚286 feet and measured the vertical height to be 21‚422 feet using a barometer and triangulating the altitude. While climbing up the eastern side‚ he noticed the presence of Diptera‚ an insect resembling flies at elevations of 18‚225 feet (Humboldt‚ 1872). In addition‚ Humboldt notes that Bonpland found yellow butterflies

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    while climbing Mount Everest because they should know the risk‚ they waste resources‚ and they need to learn from experience what not to do. The first reason why people shouldn’t have rescue services is because they should already know the risk‚ and should already come prepared to save themselves when needed. The risks of climbing Mount Everest include exposure to cold (obviously)‚ lack of oxygen while climbing‚ and many more that we are unaware of. In the article “Why Everest?” Rhys Jones says

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    one thing everyone needs to feel accomplished whether that is earning a Master’s Degree or maybe even climbing a mountain. John Krakauer’s and Erik Weihenmeyer’s memoirs of their mountain climbing experiences presented in “The Devils Thumb” and “Everest” show different perspectives and different reasons on why they set out to climb these towering mountains. Both hikers followed their dream while not caring about the countenance of others. The assiduous men set out to climb two different mountains

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