@dr.topazMount Everest was once the bottom of the ocean. Scientists found marine rocks up there, confirming the highest peak on Earth used to be underwater
View original post@dr.topazMount Everest was once the bottom of the ocean. Scientists found marine rocks up there, confirming the highest peak on Earth used to be underwater
View original postPhoto by @dr.topaz· Jul 26, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· Nature/Scenery
A gloved hand points to a rock embedded with numerous ammonite fossils. The background is a breathtaking panorama of snow-capped mountains under a clear blue sky. The mood is adventurous and awe-inspiring, highlighting a discovery in a remote, rugged landscape. The prominent fossils and the vast mountain range are visually striking.
@dr.topazMount Everest was once the bottom of the ocean. Scientists found marine rocks up there, confirming the highest peak on Earth used to be underwater
View original postPhoto by @dr.topaz· Jul 26, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· Nature/Scenery
A gloved hand points to a rock embedded with numerous ammonite fossils. The background is a breathtaking panorama of snow-capped mountains under a clear blue sky. The mood is adventurous and awe-inspiring, highlighting a discovery in a remote, rugged landscape. The prominent fossils and the vast mountain range are visually striking.
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