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Some polar deserts get less precipitation than hot deserts yet stay frozen

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Death Valley holds the hottest reliably measured air on Earth

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The Atacama Desert can go years without measurable rain

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Guyots are flat-topped seamounts beveled by waves before they sank

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Arêtes are knife-edge ridges left between neighboring glaciers

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Patagonia’s icefields rank among Earth’s largest outside the poles

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Nunataks are rocky peaks that poke through surrounding ice sheets

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Ice cores trap ancient air bubbles that record past climates

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Alpine life zones stack colder biomes with every rise in elevation

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Antarctica’s ice sheet locks away about 90% of Earth’s land ice

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Tree line climbs higher toward the equator as mountain climates warm

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Salt-flat crusts crack into polygons as brine cooks away

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Denali rises farther from base to peak than any other mountain

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Salar de Uyuni covers about 10,000 square kilometers of salt

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The Grand Canyon plunges more than a mile at its deepest points

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K2 has historically been far deadlier to climb than Everest

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Krubera Cave plunges more than two kilometers underground

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Son Doong Cave is large enough to hide a skyscraper inside

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The Dead Sea shore lies about 430 meters below sea level

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Mauna Kea rises over 10 kilometers from seafloor to summit

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Chimborazo’s summit sits farther from Earth’s center than Everest

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Angel Falls drops nearly 979 meters in a single plunge

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