Did You Know? Angel Falls Is the Tallest Uninterrupted Waterfall!
Angel Falls in Venezuela drops from a tabletop mountain in one of the world's tallest waterfall plunges.
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Angel Falls in Venezuela drops from a tabletop mountain in one of the world's tallest waterfall plunges.
Mount Everest rises about 29,032 feet above sea level, making it Earth's highest mountain by that measure.
A lightning bolt can heat the air around it to temperatures hotter than the Sun's surface.
Earth's magnetic field helps protect our planet from some charged particles from the Sun.
Even though it is covered in ice, Antarctica gets very little precipitation.
Earth Day began in 1970 to help people protect nature and care for our planet.
The Dead Sea shoreline sits far below sea level, making it one of the lowest exposed land points on Earth.
The Mid-Ocean Ridge stretches for tens of thousands of miles beneath the ocean, making it Earth's longest mountain chain.
The North Pole is in the Arctic Ocean, so the ground there is floating sea ice instead of solid land.
Earth looks round from space, but it is actually a slightly squished, bumpy shape called an ellipsoid.