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changed again — it’s now officially 8,849 meters. These changes are small — and probably don’t really matter to the people who’ve reached the summit. But the reason why Mount
Everest’s height keeps changing tells a story about how we measure mountains—and about who gets to do the measuring. We have only one Mt. Everest in the world.
But the one mountain had several heights. This is the Himalayan mountain range, and
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To repeatedly cycle up steep roads with a total distance equal to the height of Mount Everest.
“Training for an Everest expedition in 1994, Mallory wrote, he had Everested by cycling eight times up Mount Donna Buang, outside Melbourne.”
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