<noembed><nolayer><div style="position:absolute; left:0; top:-100; display:none;"> &#34;Vegetations&#34;<br> Sumatra picture - - View on the hike back down. Incidentally, you&#39;ll hear a factoid that states Mars&#39; tallest mountain is 3x the height of Mt. Everest. But that doesn&#39;t take to account that there are no oceans in Mars unike here on Earth. Thus, if you take away the earth&#39;s oceans &#38; expose the entire surface like Mars, then we can start measuring from the base of the Philippine deep &#38; all the way up to Mt. Everest&#39;s summit. That then makes Mars highest mountain only &#34;1 Everest higher&#34; than the earth&#39;s. </div></nolayer></noembed>
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Pierce Brosnans "Dante's Peak" Sumatra

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- View on the hike back down.

Incidentally, you'll hear a factoid that states Mars' tallest mountain is 3x the height of Mt. Everest.

But that doesn't take to account that there are no oceans in Mars unike here on Earth.

Thus, if you take away the earth's oceans & expose the entire surface like Mars, then we can start measuring from the base of the Philippine deep & all the way up to Mt. Everest's summit.

That then makes Mars highest mountain only "1 Everest higher" than the earth's.

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