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=== '''Mount Everest is Called the Highest Mountain in the World''' === 

Mount Everest is known as the highest mountain in the world because its height is greater than any other mountain on Earth. It stands at an elevation of approximately '''8,848 meters (29,029 feet)''' above sea level. No other mountain reaches such a height when measured from sea level, which is the standard method used for measuring mountain elevations worldwide. This incredible height makes Mount Everest a symbol of natural majesty and a global landmark. Mount Everest is part of the '''Himalayan mountain range''', which stretches across five countries: Nepal, India, China Tibet Bhutan, and Pakistan. The Himalayas were formed millions of years ago due to the collision of two massive tectonic plates the '''Indian Plate and the Eurasian Plate'''. This geological process, known as plate tectonics, pushed the land upward to form the mountains. Even today, this process is still active, and Mount Everest continues to rise slowly every year, making it a living and growing natural wonder. Geologically, Everest is made up of multiple layers of rock, ice, and snow. Its upper portion remains covered with snow throughout the year due to the extreme cold and high altitude. The thin air, freezing temperatures, and powerful winds at the summit make Everest one of the most dangerous places on Earth. Despite the risks, thousands of climbers have attempted to reach its peak, with many succeeding and others facing life-threatening challenges. The mountain has become a major goal for professional mountaineers and adventure seekers around the globe.

In addition to its height, '''Mount Everest is used as a reference point for measuring altitude'''. It has become a standard by which the elevation of other locations is compared. For this reason, Everest is often called the '''"Roof of the World.''' Its height and status have given it great cultural and scientific importance. In Nepal, it is known as '''Sagarmatha,'''  meaning Forehead of the Sky, while in Tibet, it is called '''Chomolungma,''' meaning “Goddess Mother of the World. These names reflect the deep respect and spiritual connection that local people have with the mountain. In conclusion, Mount Everest is considered the tallest mountain in the world because of its impressive height above sea level, its origin from powerful geological forces, and its significance as a global landmark. It continues to attract climbers, scientists, and tourists from all over the world. More than just a mountain, Everest stands as a symbol of nature’s power, human ambition, and the endless pursuit of reaching greater heights  both literally and metaphorically.