What's The Tallest Mountain In The World!? - Myths Debunked

Another click bait BS title. (Hate them will block channel right after I finish) NOT A MYTH it depends on the definition of tallest.,..In distance from the center of the earth or from sea level or even another way to measure is from prominence .....

mt everst

Absolute rubbish.

When you go to the summit of Chimboraźo,The summit of Everist will be nearly 2 miles below you.

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Much ado about nothing!

We only measure above sea level. 🤦‍♂️

Mt. Everest is one of the largest animals who could fit 1,000 Wailords

Bro I swear MAUNA KEA IS NOT THE TALLEST MOUNTAIN

Its always been measured from sea level. I hate those people who think Mauna kea in the tallest mountain. What mountain is farther in the air? Mount Everest. If its in the water it does not count.

It should be a list about perspective as well
In my city, the mountain is 2000 meters above sea level, but from my perspective it looks smaller in height than the empire state
Denali mountain however, does look like a damn titan from the ground

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You are wrong

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In the world ? On Earth yes, in the world NO. There are planets with higher mountain

But imagine how big EVEREST would be if you measured IT from the sea floor...

Just saying, the whole "mauna kea is bigger if you measure from the sea floor" argument is total, 100% BS

Then why people proved Mounteverest higest peak in the world

No my Everest

Stop the cap🧢 😂Everest is the biggest

You’ve all been fooled. The North Pole has land . And the tallest mountain on earth. The powers that be have lied to you. They want us to think it’s all water and ice

From base to peak(climbable/on land) the tallest is Denali mountain in Alaska.
Everest just rests on a higher platform already and therefore has the highest elevation above sea level.
Mauna kea is the tallest but most of it is underwater.
Chimborazo is the farthest point from the center of the earth because of the earth's shape...
If you're a climber(or anyone) and you stand in front of these 4 no other is gonna look bigger in front of you than Denali because it has the longest distance from where you're standing to where it ends(summit)
I hope that's clear enough!

This never caught on! Nobody cares and everyone still considers Everest to be the tallest.

Very interesting video

Very interesting video

There is also a fourth tallest mountain on earth, if we were to only measure from ground level, than the tallest mountain on earth would be Denali in Alaska!

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If you measure base to peak, Mt McKinley aka Denali in Alaska, is roughly 3,000 feet taller than Everest. It is the tallest mountain on land anywhere in the world (Everest's peak is only higher because its base is at a higher elevation). Note I said on land. The real winner of base to peak is Mauna Kea, which as we know, is far below sea level.

I really hate this Mauna Kea factoid. As far as I'm concerned all earth below sea level is the same. When I want to know earth's tallest mountain, I mean from the base. Not from the bloody ocean floor. For some reason the internet is in love with this mauna kea factoid, which I consider thoroughly pointless. Does mt Everest not have a base below sea level?

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It seems volcano mauna kea beated mountain Everest?

this is wrong. we live on earth, therefore our plane of reference is the surface of the earth, meaning it being “farther than the center” doesn’t make it higher.

what's the tallest above land mountain?

Many claim highest and tallest have different definitions in regards to the 'highest' mountains... basically, they mean the same. In reference to S.L, Everest it is clear that Everest is both highest and tallest. Sea level is the most meaningful measurement standard. Most dissenters seem to be Americans desperately trying to redefine mountain magnitude to suit claims that Denali or Mauna kea are highest/tallest/biggest, despite the fact that both require different definitions to be considered greater. By those same flawed definitions, there are other mountains in the world that are arguably taller and higher than Denali and Mauna Kea.

Mount phymons mons in mars is largest mountain Idk if I spelled it wrong

What mountain has the most elevation gain from base to peak?

The highest peak in the earth isn’t actually mt Everest it’s mount Chimborazo which is in Ecuador and Ecuador is pretty close to the moon so really mt Everest isn’t first in anything

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(I MEAN THA TALLEST MOUNTAIN IN THE UNIVERSE THAT HAVE KNOWN FOR NOW)

damnit I forgot about the altitude!

Its... Volcan Chimborazo! For anyone who are impatient

By the way,in the thumbnail,the mountain you said is Mt.Everest is actually Chimborazo

It's not ture

Shut up

Highest mountain on Earth:
Mount Everest
Tallest mountain on Earth:
Mauna Kea
Furthest Point of Earth:
Mount Chimbarazo
Most Prominent Mountain on Earth:
Mount Denali
Tallest Mountain With Tectonic Mass:
Mauna Loa 56000 feet

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Good information..thank you .. appreciate your efforts

I'd usually shrug it off as depending on how you measure, but i've played enough space games to understand that the highest point on a planet is where the atmosphere on the surface is least dense, so it's pretty weird to see just how much of an effect a simple altitude number has on people and the dang consumer market.

That doesn't count unless u start at the bottom of the ocean,stupid.

From where