Mount Vinson – Highest Mountain in Antarctica
In Antarctica’s far interior, a white wall rises above endless ice: Mount Vinson, the continent’s roof at 16,050 feet (4,892
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Physical Geography
Explore Earth’s physical systems—from mountains and rivers to climate patterns and fragile ecosystems. This hub organizes our best guides to landforms and water, weather and climate, biodiversity, and today’s pressing environmental issues. Start here, then dive into focused subtopics or explore places by continent, country, and city.
Indian Ocean: The Only Ocean Named After a Country
Our planet’s vast expanse of water bodies holds tales of exploration, mysteries, and vital historical importance. One of the most
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Which Countries Have No Snakes at All?
Most of the world has snakes, from tropical forests to semi-arid hillsides. But a handful of places buck the pattern.
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Point Nemo: The Most Remote Place on Earth — Or Is It?
Imagine a place so isolated that the closest human beings are often not on Earth at all, but orbiting 254
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What is the biggest country without a river?
Rivers have played a crucial role in shaping human civilizations’ landscape, history, and development. They are often the lifeblood of
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