how

creek_ I was kidding lol

lol

Guys, I actually know why there is snow on top of MT. Everest.

G- G- G- Good point.. (DID I STUTTER?!)

no why

So in space it's cold, right? So if it's cold in space then there's gonna be ice there because its cold. And snow is made up of tiny little peices of ice.

Space is very far away from the mount everest's top (approx. 91.2 kilometers) and its not cold it hasn't got a medium like air that can be colder relative to something so no thermic reaction can occur thus you can't feel temperature there, only the sunlight absorbed by your body and radiating away energy can change your temperature. The original question is that how could those ice cristals get up there if clouds that are the most common source of them in nature are way below it.

because th-
you have a point.
take a follow lol

thx :)))

np

Maybe the wind that hits the mountain's side goes upwards and cools down and the moisture in that air along with some clouds that it blew along have enough water in them to keep it covered with snow or idk maybe the plane's trails that are mostly water crystals fall on it too but that just sounds stupid so idk why I wrote that it's late here and my brain is tired. Wow this turned out to be a long bullshit comment

such big brian (i applaud)