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Mt. Ararat Anomaly

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09-15-2005 5:28 PM 		Reply to: Message 83 by Cold Foreign Object
09-14-2005 7:17 PM

Re: ararat
Ah, but Everest is not the peak farthest from the Earth's core! Chimborazo in Ecuador has that honor, though it isn't even the tallest mountain in the Andes. Also, if you measure Mauna Kea in Hawaii from its base, it comes out to be taller than Mt. Everest as well, at over 9 km tall. Obviously Noah landed in Hawaii.
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