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How tbe Himalayas were formed 📹 TectonicsObservatory

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Xpand your Mind 🧠1 year ago

The Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau formed from the collision of the Indian and Eurasian Plates around 50 million years ago. This process continues today, with the Indian Plate pushing northward, causing the mountains to rise gradually each year.

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Luna 🎶1 year ago

A stunning view of the Himalayas from a plane

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Amol Choudhary1 year ago

Cannabis growing naturally in the Himalayas

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Tree of Knowledge1 year ago

The Himalayas formed about 40-50 million years ago when the Indian Plate collided with the Eurasian Plate. This collision caused the land to buckle and rise, creating the mountain range. The process continues today, making the Himalayas grow even higher.

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MoonDoggy1 year ago

Amazing! Also, I learned that Himalayan salt doesn’t come from the Himalayas 😆 It comes from Pakistan. If this is true, why? Great post by the way, I love your content

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Amol Choudhary1 year ago

A monk in the Himalayas meditating in frozen temperatures. This type of meditation is called ‘Tapasya’ and is said to raise the temperature of the body’s core so you are unaffected by external forces of nature. Be honest - how much time do u think u will last here ?

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NeoV1 year ago

The Zanskar valley.

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Celine, YL, Fu1 year ago

Amazing! First time to know the forming progress of Himalayas. So many people think it’s the holy mountain and never know how it come from. Thanks for sharing such good knowledge!

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Ссанина1 year ago

Всё из-за индии ебаной

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Luis Azcona1 year ago

I've just recently learned that the land mass that is present day India slid so fast into its current location, and that speed might have contributed to the exceptional height of Mt Everest, and the Himalayas.

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