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Escape on the Pearl ›

River of Ice ›

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Expedition Everest

Before you read

Follow our National Geographic team as we collect data in the
world’s highest place.

By Alex Tait, The Geographer,
National Geographic Society

Life at the Extremes

Earth Science

As you read, think about how scientists use technology and data to better understand Earth’s processes.

In 2019, a National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Extreme Expedition team journeyed to Mount Everest.

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Go to article: Adventurer Go to article: In This Issue Go to article: Expedition Everest Go to article: Getting Started, Collecting Samples, Expedition Work & Ice Training - Expedition Everest Go to article: Birdseye View, Ice Cores, Weather Stations & Science and Exploration - Expeditio Go to article: Five Facts About Mount Everest - Expedition Everest Go to article: Escape on the Pearl Go to article: Asking Questions - Escape on the Pearl Go to article: Getting Started, Learning More & Recreating the Past - Escape on the Pearl Go to article: On the Road, Discovering Their Path, Following Their Journey & Telling Their Sto Go to article: River of Ice Go to article: Glacier Formation & How a Glacier Forms - River of Ice Go to article: Exploring the Ice & Ice Rescue! - River of Ice Go to article: Glacier 101 & Global Glaciers - River of Ice Go to article: Activity - Icy Vocab Go to article: The End