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Shocking Predictions For The Next 10 Years (Tone: 310)

Sri M predicts rising environmental challenges, but a youth-driven spiritual awakening may avert disaster. #SpiritualAwakening #ClimateCrisis #Predictions

Published on March 14th, 2023 Sri M’s Shocking Predictions For The Next 10 Years ABOUT THIS VIDEO: The video titled “Sri M’s Shocking Predictions for the Next 10 Years” features spiritual teacher Sri M discussing various challenges humanity faces and offering insights into what may unfold over the next decade. Key topics include environmental degradation, such as rising sea levels and…

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Nanda Parbat in 30 Seconds

I know Nanda Parbat gets used as a League of Assassins base a lot in fan media, likely because that was how it was depicted in Arrow. But I wanted to take a second and try to impress upon you how cool Nanda Parbat is without having anything to do with Ra's al Ghul (because it usually doesn't)

What is Nanda Parbat?

Nanda Parbat is a fictional city sequestered up somewhere in the Himalayas. It's hard to tell exactly where, because the whole premise of Nanda Parbat is that it's a magic hidden city.

You can't just walk there; individuals must embark on a pilgrimage to actually get there. Nanda Parbat is as much an idea as it is a real location-- when you seek Nanda Parbat, you are looking for spiritual development and revelation.

It's suggested that only those with good intentions can find the city on their own. However, there are maps to the city, which can allow those with evil intent into Nanda Parbat. The map isn't your typical piece of paper, though. It's split into components such as a birthmark, or a poem.

Once you're in Nanda Parbat, time stands still. The city is eternally at peace. Disease does not progress, and people do not die. You are the only thing that changes, transformed by your time in the unchanging city.

Who's In Nanda Parbat?

The big name in Nanda Parbat is Rama Kushna, the goddess who inhabits the temple.

When people go to Nanda Parbat on their quest for enlightenment, sometimes they find it on their own, and sometimes they have some help from Rama Kushna. She does your typical goddess stuff, such as guiding the hand of virtuous fighters and offering wisdom.

Rama Kushna is also the one who made Boston Brand into Deadman, after he was murdered. The two have a whole history, but that's its own thing.

The rest of Nanda Parbat's population are the monks who reside around the temple. They meditate and reflect on the meaning of everything and guard the Fountain of Youth.

Wait, the Fountain of Youth?

Yes, the Fountain of Youth is a thing in DC Comics. It played a big part in the crossover event The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul. Long story short, Ra's al Ghul died and couldn't be revived in a Lazarus Pit, so his consciousness spent some time body jumping. The problem was, his spirit would burn out the host bodies, so he hoped to use the Fountain to stabilize himself. A rival faction of assassins that had come to power when Ra's was dead want to stop him from getting revived to full strength, so they assemble the aforementioned map to get to Nanda Parbat and destroy the Fountain before Ra's can get to it.

The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul is not a kind story to Nanda Parbat. It pretty much gets razed to the ground by the conflict between Ra's, the rival faction, and Batman.

The monks explicitly tell Ra's off for bringing violence and death to the city. The monks channel the power of Rama Kushna and cause an earthquake, forcing everyone to leave the city.

If you're interested in reading more about Nanda Parbat, I really recommend reading the series 52! There are several appearances here, with lots of characters passing through on their own journeys. The Deadman series also has a good bit of the Shifting City in it too, but I haven't read it yet, so I can only recommend it as such.

Now go forth and find enlightenment!

[mineralsrocksandfossiltalks]

Monday Musings: Plate Tectonics

I can't believe it's already December! That means we are moving on from mineralogy to geology! This month is all about plate tectonics! What is plate tectonics? It is a scientific theory that Earth's lithosphere is broken up into plates kind of like giant puzzle pieces that have been slowly moving across the asthenosphere.

How do we know they are moving? Earthquakes and volcanoes are a pretty big clue (there's more but I will discuss these later posts). Earthquakes and volcanoes happen in very specific areas: plate boundaries. Let's take a look.

Divergent Plate Boundaries

As suggested by the name, divergent plate boundaries are where plates diverge or pull away from each other. As they do this, hot magma is pulled to the surface (it's less dense than the colder crustal rocks so it rises). A good example of a divergent plate boundary is the Mid-Atlantic Ridge which Iceland sits on top of. That's why it keeps erupting.

Here's a NASA photo from 3 days ago of the most current Icelandic eruption.

Volcanoes also happen at certain kinds of convergent plate boundaries called subduction zones.

Convergent Plate Boundaries

Convergent plate boundaries, as the name suggests, is where plates converge or come together. There are two kinds. One type is where a dense oceanic plate collides with a buoyant continental plate (or two oceanic plates). The continental plate sits higher in the upper mantle so it goes up and over the oceanic plate. This is called subduction.

As the oceanic plate sinks into the mantle below, it gets heated up and melted. That hot rock rises and forms volcanoes (in the absolute simplest sense). The Pacific Ring of Fire is a huge example of the this.

Famous volcanoes in that ring include Mt. St. Helen's

Krakatoa

and Mt. Tambora.

The second is when two continental plates collide as in the case of the Eurasian plate and the Indian Plate. In this case, they crumple and form huge mountain ranges like the Himalayas or the Alps.

As you can imagine, earthquakes are fairly common along collision zones.

Transform Plate Boundaries

The last type of plate boundary is a transform boundary. This is where two plates slide past each other and cause a bunch of friction. In rocks, we call those earthquakes. California probably has the most famous transform boundary in the form of the San Andreas Fault.

Often, transform faults are found perpendicular to divergent boundaries where rock breaks under stress.

I mean, look at all those transform faults along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge!

Now, if you like what you see here and want to go in more depth, check out my Patreon! There I have mini lessons posted that go over all the topics I learned in college in a time manageable way. You can also check out interviews and discussions with colleagues as those happen and join the Minerals, Rocks and Fossil Talks Discord server.

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[psalm22-6]

The earthquake makes its record upon the seismograph, but where is the record of the trembling that seizes souls, such as bleached the heart of Jean Valjean? . . . There are more mysteries in the mind of man than in all heaven and hell; there are further distances than Arcturus, snowier peaks than the Himalayas, and stiller, stranger deeps than the underseas.

Frank Crane, The Baffling Soul, published in the Evening Star, April 1913

[spacetimewithstuartgary]

Powerful new US-Indian satellite will track Earth's changing surface

Data from NISAR will improve our understanding of such phenomena as earthquakes, volcanoes, and landslides, as well as damage to infrastructure.

We don't always notice it, but much of Earth's surface is in constant motion. Scientists have used satellites and ground-based instruments to track land movement associated with volcanoes, earthquakes, landslides, and other phenomena. But a new satellite from NASA and the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) aims to improve what we know and, potentially, help us prepare for and recover from natural and human-caused disasters.

The NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) mission will measure the motion of nearly all of the planet's land and ice-covered surfaces twice every 12 days. The pace of NISAR's data collection will give researchers a fuller picture of how Earth's surface changes over time. "This kind of regular observation allows us to look at how Earth's surface moves across nearly the entire planet," said Cathleen Jones, NISAR applications lead at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California.

Together with complementary measurements from other satellites and instruments, NISAR's data will provide a more complete picture of how Earth's surface moves horizontally and vertically. The information will be crucial to better understanding everything from the mechanics of Earth's crust to which parts of the world are prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. It could even help resolve whether sections of a levee are damaged or if a hillside is starting to move in a landslide.

What lies beneath

Targeting an early 2025 launch from India, the mission will be able to detect surface motions down to fractions of an inch. In addition to monitoring changes to Earth's surface, the satellite will be able to track the motion of ice sheets, glaciers, and sea ice, and map changes to vegetation.

The source of that remarkable detail is a pair of radar instruments that operate at long wavelengths: an L-band system built by JPL and an S-band system built by ISRO. The NISAR satellite is the first to carry both. Each instrument can collect measurements day and night and see through clouds that can obstruct the view of optical instruments. The L-band instrument will also be able to penetrate dense vegetation to measure ground motion. This capability will be especially useful in areas surrounding volcanoes or faults that are obscured by vegetation.

"The NISAR satellite won't tell us when earthquakes will happen. Instead, it will help us better understand which areas of the world are most susceptible to significant earthquakes," said Mark Simons, the U.S. solid Earth science lead for the mission at Caltech in Pasadena, California.

Data from the satellite will give researchers insight into which parts of a fault slowly move without producing earthquakes and which sections are locked together and might suddenly slip. In relatively well-monitored areas like California, researchers can use NISAR to focus on specific regions that could produce an earthquake. But in parts of the world that aren't as well monitored, NISAR measurements could reveal new earthquake-prone areas. And when earthquakes do occur, data from the satellite will help researchers understand what happened on the faults that ruptured.

"From the ISRO perspective, we are particularly interested in the Himalayan plate boundary," said Sreejith K M, the ISRO solid Earth science lead for NISAR at the Space Applications Center in Ahmedabad, India. "The area has produced great magnitude earthquakes in the past, and NISAR will give us unprecedented information on the seismic hazards of the Himalaya."

Surface motion is also important for volcano researchers, who need data collected regularly over time to detect land movements that may be precursors to an eruption. As magma shifts below Earth's surface, the land can bulge or sink. The NISAR satellite will help provide a fuller picture for why a volcano deforms and whether that movement signals an eruption.

Finding normal

When it comes to infrastructure such as levees, aqueducts, and dams, NISAR's ability to provide continuous measurements over years will help to establish the usual state of the structures and surrounding land. Then, if something changes, resource managers may be able to pinpoint specific areas to examine. "Instead of going out and surveying an entire aqueduct every five years, you can target your surveys to problem areas," said Jones.

The data could be equally valuable for showing that a dam hasn't changed after a disaster like an earthquake. For instance, if a large earthquake struck San Francisco, liquefaction—where loosely packed or waterlogged sediment loses its stability after severe ground shaking—could pose a problem for dams and levees along the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.

"There's over a thousand miles of levees," said Jones. "You'd need an army to go out and look at them all." The NISAR mission would help authorities survey them from space and identify damaged areas. "Then you can save your time and only go out to inspect areas that have changed. That could save a lot of money on repairs after a disaster."

IMAGE: The NISAR mission will help researchers get a better understanding of how Earth’s surface changes over time, including in the lead-up to volcanic eruptions like the one pictured, at Mount Redoubt in southern Alaska in April 2009. Credit: R.G. McGimsey/AVO/USGS

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Tengboche Monastery: The Largest Monastery Among The Highest Mountains in the Everest Region

Tengboche Monastery is a sanctified place of serenity and devotion that is highly regarded in Tibetan Buddhism. Located in the northeastern part of Nepal, in the Sagarmatha National Park, the monastery is the most widely known Buddhist monastery in the Himalayas of Khumbu. A place of spiritualism and sacredness, it is nestled among the alpine hills, with the stunning backdrop of Ama Dablam and the intersection of two reverberating rivers, Dudh Koshi and Imja Khola. At an elevation of 3,867 meters and directly falling on the route of the Everest Base Camp Trek.

History and Historical Importance

Established in 1916 by Lama Gulu, a Tibetan monk known for being blessed by Ngawang Tenzin Norbu, who was known to be the fifth incarnation of Sangwa Dorje,. The Tengboche Monastery has stood the testament of time, as it was struck by an earthquake in 1934 and again destroyed in a fire in 1989. It was rebuilt both times, and now it has become a symbol of peace and resilience among the Sherpas and trekkers.

The monastery is a well-respected landmark among the trekking and mountaineering communities. As it falls right on the route to Mount Everest, many trekkers and mountaineers make a stop here to light candles and get blessings for a successful summit. Hence, it is also known as the “Gateway to Everest.”

Art and Architecture

Talking about the arts and architecture, many paintings, books, murals, and statues were destroyed during the fire, and only a few were salvaged. Now the monastery has been rebuilt under the leadership of the current Nawang Tenzing Jangpo, who is considered the incarnation of the founder, Lama Gulu, with the help of the donations of the trekkers. The walls are decorated with the intricate arts of the bodhisattva, drawn by the Tibetan painter Tarke-la.

From the gates of the monastery to the inside walls, it is filled with detailed paintings and carvings of symbols and arts representing Buddhist teachings and blessings. The paintings and architecture are the perfect fusion of Nepali and Tibetan culture and arts.

Connection with Culture and Traditions: Mani Rimdu Festival and Dumji Festival

The festival is celebrated with elaborate elements of religious ceremonialism, dance, and drama. Beginning on the first day of the tenth month of the Tibetan Lunar Calendar, the festival is celebrated with traditional dances with masks, praying ceremonies, and feasts.

Similarly, the Dumji festival is also celebrated among the Sherpa communities of Solukhumbu. While the Mani Rimdu festival marks the founding of Buddhism, the Dumji festival celebrates the birth of its founder, Guru Rinpoche Padmasambhava. The festival primarily focuses on the connections between families and communities. It is an annual festival that is celebrated in the month of July, which follows the Tibetan lunar calendar. It is a four-day-long festival that helps bring the communities together, as every thirteen years, it is the duty of three families to provide food and beverages for the village during the celebrations.

In the end, these festivals are the pillars for the sustenance of the Sherpa communities, as they bring all the villages together to celebrate happiness and peace.

How do I get to Tengboche Monastery?

Tengboche Monastery Trekking is quite popular among trekkers, especially for those who wish to dive deep into Buddhism or are interested in celebrations of Sherpa cultures. This is why it is pretty common for people to book the trek just around the times of festivals like Mani Rimdu, Loshar, and Dumji. The trek to the Tengboche Monastery begins just like any other trekking destination to Everest, with a thrilling flight to Lukla. Then, your destination follows the classic Everest Base Camp route via Phakding and Namche Bazaar, and finally, you will reach Tengboche. It can be anywhere from 5 to 6 days of trekking, where you can enjoy the crisp air of the Khumbu.

As the trail runs through Sagarmatha National Park, you will require three permits: Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS), Pasang Lhamu Municipality Fee, and Sagarmatha National Park Fee. The trek to the Tengboche Monastery will definitely be a spiritual and natural experience.

The path is mostly uphill as you trek through the alpine forest of rhododendrons along the side of the Dudhkoshi River. Upon your arrival, you will see a gate of entry and a grassy field. Then, you will finally see the monastery building, surrounded by beautiful peaks, most notably Ama Dablam.

What is the best time to visit the Tengboche Monastery?

Speaking of weather, the best time to visit falls during the spring (March-May) and autumn (September–November). During this time, the temperature is moderate, and the weather is nice, so you can see every mountain under the clear azure sky.

Luckily, the Mani Rimdu festival falls in October as well. Winter (December–February) is also the perfect time, as the weather is very clear, but it will be exceptionally cold. It will also be less crowded during the winter, so if you are well prepared to battle the freezing temperatures, you will have the best time. However, during the summer, it can be a bit tricky. The Khumbu region is very prone to rainfall, which can be a hindrance during the trek, especially with landslides occurring frequently, and poses a risk.

However, the mountain weather is always very tricky and is prone to frequent changes. Therefore, no matter which season, it is recommended that you follow a credible weather source before embarking on your treks or expeditions.

Things to take into account while visiting the Tengboche Monastery

Before anything else, one must know what this sacred site entails. Maintaining peace and respect while you visit is the top priority. Here is a list of things to follow during your visit to the Tengboche Monastery:

Dress modestly; people dressed in revealing clothes are not allowed inside the monastery.

Do not make noise or talk loudly on the premises of the monastery.

Make rounds of the monastery in a clockwise manner.

Greet and show proper respect to the monks.

Do not touch the monks, as physically touching the monks is forbidden.

Do not take photos or videos in the restricted zones of the monastery.

Know the proper stance when praying.

Pay respects by burning butter candles and incense.

A deep dive into the local lifestyle

The Sherpa communities have one of the most unique cultures in Nepal. With beautiful cultural dresses worn especially by the ladies and delicious Sherpa cuisine, you will have the time of your life during this trek. Especially during the festivals, you will come to witness vibrant, joy-filled interactions. Foods such as potatoes, yak cheese, dal bhat (rice and lentils), tsampa (barley flour), dhido, momo, thukpa, khapse, thenduk, and other delicious varieties are the highlights of this trip.

You will get a close-up look into the daily Sherpa activities such as morning prayers, preparing food, doing household chores, looking after their agriculture or animals, etc. Their simple lifestyle will bring you a sense of peace and yearning.

In conclusion

The trek to Tengboche is filled with rich natural and cultural influences that enhance your spiritual awakening. It is a short trek that will allow you to get the full experience of the ways of Buddhism as well as see the tallest mountain of the world, Mt. Everest, as well as other surrounding peaks such as Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Lhotse, etc.

So, if you are planning a trek to Tengboche Monastery, let us be at your service. We will arrange everything for you, from accommodation to transportation, with local and experienced guides. We guarantee you the best time with impeccable services.

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you know what actually i WILL talk about the shitty movie that is 2012- different from TDAT cuz it’s just- it’s just not based on anything at all ig…

the NEUTRINO SOLAR FLARES HEATING EARTHS CORE? WH A T

THE SNOWING IN FUCKING INDIA

the building of the arks. what does that have to do with the fucking solar flares tbfh

the stepdad who is both a pilot and a plastic surgeon for the girlfriend of a russian billionaire

woody harrelson as that weirdo at yellowstone eating pickles in the woods

THE SAN ADREAS EARTTHQUAKE THAT THE MAIN FAMILY FUCKING DRIVES THROUGH??? AND THE MOLTEN LAVA THATS SEEN WHEN THE EARTH CRACKS OPEN LIKE WTF

once again. they drove through a fucking earthquake 😭

the yellowstone caldera eruption. that entire family should’ve been dead instantly from the blast wave alone

THEY FLEW THE PLANE AWAY FROM THE ERUPTION???????? OUT OF THE SOOT CLOUD???

i still have no idea why the arks were the first things to be thought of tbh. also it’s a billion dollars per ticket this shit would’ve been leaked online

they hijacked a cargo plane and flew it to the himalayas. everyone getting swallowed up by the yellowstone ash cloud immediately after?????

they used a BENTLEYYYY TO ESCAPE A PLANE CRASH……

THE TSUNAMI???? AND THE FLOOD GETTING UP TO 27,000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL DONT FUCKING TOUCH ME there is not enough fucking water on earth where did this water come from oh my god

27 days later the water starts receding. and the divorced couple gets back together ofc right after the stepdad dies i can’t

i cant stand 2012 tbh- like in comparison to day after its just sooooooooooooo stupid it just ends up pissing me off if i think about it too much. they shouldn’t have had scientists or any scientific basis in the movie tbh

[kriyayogaguru]

When l was a child, l wrote a letter to God. I was so little l could hardly write, but l thought l told Him a great deal. I did not ask anything for myself. I asked to be told something about Himself. Everyday l waited for the postman to bring me the answer to my letter, never doubting that it would come. And one day it did come. He came to me in a vision. I saw the answer of God written in letters of shining gold. I could scarcely read, but the meaning came to me. He said: "I am Life! I am Love! I am looking after you through your father and mother!" Then l understood. I felt God! If through sincerity and unconditional devotion your prayers reach God, it matters not if your sins be deeper than the ocean and higher than the Himalayas. He will destroy those karmic obstacles. For a time, perhaps, you may sink under a stratum of darkness; but still you are a spark of an Eternal Flame. You can hide the spark, but you can never destroy it. Ask Him to reveal Himself to you. Do not rest until He answers. Ask with all your heart, again and again: Reveal Thyself! Reveal Thyself! The stars may be shattered, the earth may be dissolved, yet my soul shall cry unto Thee, 'Reveal Thyself! The inertia of His silence will be broken by the steady, persistent hammering of your prayers. At last, like the invisible earthquake, He will suddenly make Himself manifest. The walls of silence holding back the reservoir of your consciousness will tremble and crumble, and you will feel that you are flowing like a river into the Mighty Ocean, and you will say to Him: "I am now one with Thee; whatever Thou hast, the same have l." You will be consciously face to face with your Self at last. The auditorium of your mind will be crowded to overflowing with the holy guests of your own divine thoughts. Beggars of grief and discord and pain will not be able to enter there, and their wails and sighs will be drowned in the harmony of an ever-singing and never-weary choir of happiness and peace. ~ Sri Paramahansa Yogananda ,The Divine Romance @ramana.maharshi_self.enquiry #yogananda #letter #god #kriyayogaguru #kriya #selfrealization #meditation https://www.instagram.com/p/CpoNZaWShgb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Langtang Valley Trek: A Journey to the Heart of the Himalayas

One of Nepal's most stunning and approachable trekking routes is the Langtang Valley Trek, which offers stunning mountain vistas, a thriving cultural scene, and an abundance of wildlife. Known as the "Valley of Glaciers," Langtang is a region in the Langtang National Park that is north of Kathmandu, close to the Tibetan border. For those seeking a modest adventure with breathtaking landscape and a rich cultural experience, this walk is perfect.

The scenic landscapes of the Langtang Valley Trek's highlights include: From verdant forests and alpine meadows to glacial rivers and majestic snow-capped summits, the walk provides a variety of vistas. Trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking views of Langtang Lirung (7,227 meters) and other magnificent peaks along the way.

Rich Culture: The Tamang and Sherpa communities, who have maintained their traditional way of life, reside in the Langtang region. The walk gains a distinctive cultural dimension from their old monasteries, vibrant prayer flags, and kind hospitality.

Wildlife and Flora: Wildlife can be found in abundance in Langtang National Park. Red pandas, Himalayan tahrs, and other bird species can be seen by trekkers. The park is renowned for its varied vegetation, which includes bamboo forests and rhododendron.

Kyanjin Gompa and Langtang Glacier: Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and providing breathtaking vistas, the walk ends at the charming settlement of Kyanjin Gompa. From here, you can ascend Tserko Ri (4,984 meters) for a broad perspective of the Himalayas or make detours to Langtang Glacier.

The Path of Trekking Driving from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, the entrance to Langtang, is usually the first step in the Langtang Valley Trek. Through quaint communities like Lama Hotel, Ghodatabela, and Langtang Village—which is still recovering from the 2015 earthquake—the trail progressively climbs. Before returning to Syabrubesi, the journey reaches its highest point at Kyanjin Gompa.

Trek Length and Challenge Depending on your schedule and pace, the Langtang Valley Trek typically takes 7–10 days to finish. It is regarded as a moderate trip that is appropriate for hikers who are adventurous and have a basic level of fitness. Even though the elevation is lower than on other Himalayan treks, it is still crucial to properly acclimate.

The Ideal Time to Go Trekking The Langtang Valley Trek is most enjoyable in the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) seasons. The walk is particularly gorgeous during these times of year because of the open skies, pleasant temperatures, and springtime rhododendron blooms.

Why Pick the Trek in the Langtang Valley? For those looking for a combination of mild difficulty, cultural diversity, and scenic beauty, the Langtang Valley Trek is ideal. Despite being one of the most accessible trekking locations due to its close proximity to Kathmandu, it provides a feeling of seclusion and peace. The Langtang Valley Trek is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, thanks to the breathtaking Himalayan views and the welcoming local culture.

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https://express.adobe.com/video/zBpu4k6AH3Qd5 Work at max efficiency and max capacity building land transit systems, Silk Road, OBOR, East West transit corridor, South North Transit Corridor, Kamranieh Cameroon transit corridor, Makran Makaraska Transit corridor, Pole Rumi transits corridor, Iran Egypt transit corridor, Iran Europe transit corridor, Iran China transit corridor, Iran India transit corridor, Iran Russia transit corridor, Iran Poland Transit corridor, Iran Atlantic transit corridor, Iran Pacific Transit Corridor, Iran Medditrnean Sea transit corridor, Iran Red Sea transit corridor, Iran Black Sea transit Corridor, Iran gulf of Eden transit corridor, Iran Thailand transit corridor, and other transit corridors in Iran. Work at max efficiency and max capacity building Roads, Rail Roads, Transit Corridors, Bridges, freight station, train station, bus terminal, cargo airports, airports, sea ports, and other things in Iran. All nations on the path of transit must become provinces of Iran. Https://express.adobe.com/video/45c44de1-4fef-4834-8f1e-fb04c821e798 Work at max efficiency and max capacity extending Persian Gulf to Medditrnean Sea. We want to build Persian Canal. We call it Persian Canal. Both side of Persian Canal must speak Farsi.

https://express.adobe.com/video/9ReER9GtdjNxQ https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0MgiOb1chwQ Grow economy of Iran 400 trillion dollars. Grow economy of Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran 400 trillion dollars. https://youtu.be/Fx6mPj-fsww https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GaLhX14XMbk 800 trillion dollars Economic and financial damage to USA. https://express.adobe.com/video/oLUyz2eMoWJIM Hurrican and Earthquake to destroy USA. Crash USA stock market. Destroy USA economy. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T9tcw8mdhPg Synchronize all of the world stock markets to stock market of Tehran Iran https://express.adobe.com/video/84nk95qiPShta Lower GDP of USA. https://express.adobe.com/video/biJEpM4en0BL9 Increase GDP of Iran 400 trillion dollars. https://express.adobe.com/video/JwCrOInM3HSfI All nations and countries of planet earth and oceans must place sanctions and tarrifs on USA. Place sanctions and tarrifs on Industries, industrial supply chains, part manufacturing, manufacturing, food production, farming, finance, money, banking, economy, trade, transit, military, government, politicians, central bank, federal reserve, and all other economic activities of USA.

https://express.adobe.com/video/TWKtS5ZA5C627 Make rivers and lakes in Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Gaza, Sinai, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Turkmanistan, Uzbakistan, Tajikstan, Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, West China, South West Russia, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, Somaliland, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morroco, and Kazakhstan. Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Gaza, Sinai, Suez, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Turkmanistan, Uzbakistan, Tajikstan, Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, Russia, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, Somaliland, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morroco, and Kazakhstan are provinces of Iran. The capital city is in Iran between Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea. Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran is the Government. The name of unified Empire is Iran. Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran is the Government.

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https://express.adobe.com/video/9ir4LgML8aUvu Work at max efficiency and max capacity building Rivers, Lakes, Waterfall, Forests, Rain Forests, Jungles, Farming, Food Production, Meat Production, industries, factories, industrial supply chains, part manufacturing, finished industrial products industries, robotic industries, and other things in Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Somalia, Somaliland, Sudan, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, South West Russia, Turkmanistan, Uzbakistan, Tajikstan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and West China. Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Somalia, Somaliland, Sudan, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Russia, Turkmanistan, Uzbakistan, Tajikstan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and China are provinces of Iran. The capital city is in Iran between Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea. Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran is the Government. The name of unified Empire is Iran. Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran is the Government.

https://express.adobe.com/video/7pws103CroCaE Hurricane in USA https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCgqioucWSo Typhoon in USA, Britain, France, Germany, South Korea, Vietnam, Mexico, and Australia. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PUSIJkz4qbo Earthquake in USA and all NATO member States. https://express.adobe.com/video/f3339749-c8b7-4a43-a85e-ff0f10f8d932 50000 tornados in USA.

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Lift sanctions on Iran. Iran must build 70000 nuclear bombs. Industrialize Iran at max effeciency and max capacity.

Build 400 million nuclear reactors, nuclear industries, nuclear facilities, nuclear technology, nuclear powerplants, nuclear electric powerplants, nuclear enerichment, enrichment facilities, nuclear cycles, military grade nuclear enrichment facilities, complete nuclear cycles, nuclear bombs, hydrogen bombs, nuclear warheads, nuclear bombs, nuclear warheads, nuclear bomb factories, nuclear bomb manufacturing, nuclear bomb assembly lines, hydrogen bombs, large nuclear reactors, small nuclear reactors, heavy water nuclear reactors, thermonuclear reactors, theromnuclear powerplants, urnaium reactors, polotonium reactors, trillium reactors, dotorium reactors, nuclear rod factories, nuclear fuel factories, nuclear technology industries, nuclear energy industries, nuclear arsenals, nuclear science, and other nuclear industries in Iran.

Exterminate those who sanctioned Iran. Exterminate those who oppose nuclear program of Iran. Exterminate those who don't let Iran build 70000 nuclear bombs. Exterminate enemies of Natanz Nuclear industries. Exterminate enemies of Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran.

Exterminate those who sanctioned Iran. Exterminate those who oppose Iran building 70000 nuclear bombs. Exterminate those who comfront Iran building 70000 nuclear bombs. Exterminate those who sanctioned Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran. Exterminate those who sanctioned industries, nuclear industries, economy, industries, manufacturing, industrial supply chains, part manufacturing, manufacturing, factories, tech industries, technology, transit, space industries, economic activities, other industries, and other things of Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran. Lift all sanctions on Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran. Work at max efficiency and max capacity building 70000 nuclear bombs in Iran. Industrialize Iran at max efficiency and max capacity.

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https://express.adobe.com/page/UNHXCnGu0Zzlt/ Crown me Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran. Iran must officially crown me Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran. Overthrow Iran repeadetly until I am crowned Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran. Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran, Makan Abazari The Supreme of Climate, Makan Abazari The Supreme of Geophysics, Makan Abazari The Supreme of Weather Warfare, Makan Abazari The Messenger of God, The King of Kings Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran the first king of Makanian Dynasty,

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Events 10.14 (after 1950)

1952 – Korean War: The Battle of Triangle Hill is the biggest and bloodiest battle of 1952. 1956 – Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, leader of India's Untouchable caste, converts to Buddhism along with 385,000 of his followers (see Neo-Buddhism). 1957 – The 23rd Canadian Parliament becomes the only one to be personally opened by the Queen of Canada. 1957 – At least 81 people are killed in the most devastating flood in the history of the Spanish city of Valencia. 1962 – The Cuban Missile Crisis begins when an American reconnaissance aircraft takes photographs of Soviet ballistic missiles being installed in Cuba. 1964 – Martin Luther King Jr. receives the Nobel Peace Prize for combating racial inequality through nonviolence. 1964 – The Soviet Presidium and the Communist Party Central Committee each vote to accept Nikita Khrushchev's "voluntary" request to retire from his offices. 1966 – The city of Montreal begins the operation of its underground Montreal Metro rapid transit system. 1966 – The Dutch Cals cabinet fell after Norbert Schmelzer, the leader of the government party, filed a successful motion against the budget, in what later became known as the Night of Schmelzer. 1968 – Apollo program: The first live television broadcast by American astronauts in orbit is performed by the Apollo 7 crew. 1968 – The 6.5 Mw  Meckering earthquake shakes the southwest portion of Western Australia with a maximum Mercalli intensity of IX (Violent), causing $2.2 million in damage and leaving 20–28 people injured. 1968 – Jim Hines becomes the first man ever to break the so-called "ten-second barrier" in the 100-meter sprint with a time of 9.95 seconds. 1973 – In the Thammasat student uprising, over 100,000 people protest in Thailand against the military government. Seventy-seven are killed and 857 are injured by soldiers. 1975 – An RAF Avro Vulcan bomber explodes and crashes over Żabbar, Malta after an aborted landing, killing five crew members and one person on the ground. 1979 – The first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights draws approximately 100,000 people. 1980 – The 6th Congress of the Workers' Party ended, having anointed North Korean President Kim Il Sung's son Kim Jong Il as his successor. 1981 – Vice President Hosni Mubarak is elected as the President of Egypt, one week after the assassination of Anwar Sadat. 1982 – U.S. President Ronald Reagan proclaims a War on Drugs. 1991 – Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. 1994 – Yasser Arafat, Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres receive the Nobel Peace Prize for their role in the establishment of the Oslo Accords and the framing of future Palestinian self government. 1998 – Eric Rudolph is charged with six bombings, including the 1996 Centennial Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta, Georgia. 2003 – The Steve Bartman Incident takes place at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois. 2004 – MK Airlines Flight 1602 crashes during takeoff from Halifax Stanfield International Airport, killing all seven people on board. 2004 – Pinnacle Airlines Flight 3701 crashes in Jefferson City, Missouri. The two pilots (the aircraft's only occupants) are killed. 2012 – Felix Baumgartner successfully jumps to Earth from a balloon in the stratosphere. 2014 – A snowstorm and avalanche in the Nepalese Himalayas triggered by the remnants of Cyclone Hudhud kills 43 people. 2014 – The Serbia vs. Albania UEFA qualifying match is canceled after 42 minutes due to several incidents on and off the pitch. Albania is eventually awarded a win. 2015 – A suicide bomb attack in Pakistan kills at least seven people and injures 13 others. 2017 – A massive truck bombing in Somalia kills 358 people and injures more than 400 others. 2021 – About 10,000 American employees of John Deere go on strike.

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India has a history of devastating earthquakes, especially in regions like the Himalayas, Gujarat, and the Northeastern states, which are highly vulnerable. Cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata, located in seismic zones, are also at risk.

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PLATE TECTONICS Explained in 60 Seconds!

Plate Tectonics and Mountain Building Process The theory of plate tectonics explains how the Earth's lithosphere (the outer shell) is divided into several large and small rigid plates that float on the semi-fluid asthenosphere beneath. The movement and interaction of these plates lead to various geological phenomena, including mountain building. Mountain building, or orogeny, occurs primarily through three types of plate interactions: Convergent Boundaries: When two tectonic plates collide, the crust is either pushed upward to form mountains or one plate is forced beneath another (subduction). This is the primary mechanism behind most of Earth's major mountain ranges. Divergent Boundaries: Where plates move apart, molten rock from the mantle rises to form new crust, sometimes resulting in ridges and underwater mountain chains. Transform Boundaries: These occur where plates slide past each other, causing earthquakes, but are less associated with mountain building. Himalayan Mountain Building The Himalayan mountain range, the highest in the world, is a result of the collision between the Indian Plate and the Eurasian Plate. Here’s a step-by-step overview of the process: Initial Plate Movements: About 200 million years ago, the Indian subcontinent was part of the supercontinent Gondwana. Over time, the Indian Plate broke away and started moving northward at a rapid pace (about 15-20 cm per year). Collision with Eurasian Plate: Around 50-60 million years ago, the Indian Plate collided with the Eurasian Plate. The Indian Plate, being oceanic crust with continental parts, was denser and began to subduct beneath the Eurasian Plate. However, due to the buoyancy of the thick continental crust, complete subduction was halted. Continental Collision: As both plates consisted of continental crust, the collision resulted in massive crustal thickening, which pushed the land upward, forming the Himalayas. This is called continental-continental collision. Unlike oceanic-continental subduction, continental collisions create large, folded mountain ranges rather than volcanic activity. Ongoing Mountain Growth: The Himalayas continue to rise as the Indian Plate is still moving northward at a rate of about 5 cm per year. This ongoing collision leads to the continuous uplift of the Himalayas and frequent earthquakes in the region. Formation of the Tibetan Plateau: The collision also caused the uplift of the Tibetan Plateau to the north, one of the highest and largest plateaus in the world. This uplift is due to the compression and buckling of the crust as the Indian Plate pushed into Eurasia.

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Beyond the Cellular Network: Exploring the Advantages of Satellite Phones

In a world where most of us are tethered to cellular networks and Wi-Fi hotspots, satellite phones offer a unique and often overlooked alternative. While cell phones dominate our day-to-day communications, satellite phones serve a vital role in situations where cellular service is unavailable, unreliable, or simply nonexistent. Whether you're an adventurer exploring remote regions, a professional working in disaster-stricken areas, or someone who values having a reliable backup in emergencies, satellite phones provide an indispensable service.

But why would someone need a satellite phone? What are the advantages they offer that make them stand out? Let’s dive into the many benefits of satellite phones and explore why these devices are more than just tools for extreme situations.

What is a Satellite Phone?

Before we delve into the advantages, it’s essential to understand what a satellite phone is and how it works. Unlike regular mobile phones that rely on terrestrial towers to transmit signals, satellite phones communicate directly with satellites orbiting the Earth. These satellites can provide coverage in places where cell towers simply cannot reach, including oceans, mountains, deserts, and polar regions.

Because of this global reach, satellite phones can work in virtually any location on Earth, making them a critical tool in areas with limited or no cellular infrastructure.

1. Global Coverage

The most significant advantage of satellite phones is their ability to provide coverage in remote areas. Traditional cell phones are limited by their reliance on cell towers, which are concentrated in populated regions. When you venture beyond these areas, your cell signal starts to weaken or disappears altogether.

Satellite phones, on the other hand, have global coverage. Whether you're trekking in the Himalayas, crossing the Sahara Desert, or sailing in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, a satellite phone can maintain a connection with orbiting satellites, allowing you to make calls from almost anywhere. This makes satellite phones an ideal solution for explorers, hikers, and remote workers who spend time far from civilization.

2. Reliability During Natural Disasters

Natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, and wildfires can wreak havoc on cellular networks. Cell towers can be damaged, power outages can occur, and communication lines can be severed, making it difficult to contact loved ones or emergency services.

In such situations, satellite phones provide a reliable communication method. Since they don't rely on ground-based infrastructure, they can continue to function even when cellular networks are down. This makes them an essential tool for rescue teams, emergency responders, and anyone caught in a disaster zone.

3. Essential for Maritime and Aviation Communications

For those who spend time on the open seas or in the skies, communication is critical. Ships and aircraft that venture beyond the reach of cellular networks rely on satellite phones to stay connected.

Mariners often use satellite phones for weather updates, navigation assistance, and emergency communication, particularly when they are far from shore. Pilots flying in remote regions or across oceans may also need satellite communication to coordinate with air traffic control or request help during emergencies. In these environments, satellite phones are more than just a convenience—they are often a lifeline.

4. Ideal for Remote Workers

Not everyone works from a bustling city or a coffee shop with free Wi-Fi. Many professionals, such as geologists, researchers, miners, and oil and gas workers, often find themselves in remote locations where traditional communication methods fall short. For these individuals, satellite phones are an essential part of their toolkit.

These professionals rely on satellite phones to stay in touch with their teams, report findings, and ensure safety. In areas where there’s no infrastructure to support cellular networks, satellite phones offer the connectivity needed to keep the work going, no matter how far off the grid they are.

5. Emergency Preparedness for Every Day

While satellite phones are often associated with extreme environments, they are also valuable tools for everyday emergency preparedness. Imagine being stuck in a remote area after a car breakdown, or losing your way while hiking in a national park. In these situations, having a satellite phone can mean the difference between a long wait for help and immediate assistance.

Satellite phones are increasingly being seen as part of a smart emergency kit, especially for those living in rural areas or regions prone to natural disasters. In an emergency, when traditional phones may not work, a satellite phone provides peace of mind and a reliable connection to call for help.

6. No Dependency on Local Infrastructure

Another benefit of satellite phones is that they don’t depend on local infrastructure, which can often be unpredictable. Cell networks require a functioning grid, well-maintained towers, and uninterrupted power to operate efficiently. However, in countries with less developed infrastructure or regions prone to instability, these systems can easily fail.

In contrast, satellite phones operate independently of local infrastructures. As long as they have a clear line of sight to the sky, they can connect to satellites, ensuring uninterrupted communication regardless of the conditions on the ground. This makes them indispensable in developing countries, remote areas, and during times of political unrest.

7. Security and Privacy

When you're in the middle of nowhere, it's not just the lack of coverage that can be concerning; sometimes, security and privacy become crucial considerations. Satellite phones offer enhanced privacy compared to regular cell phones. Since they bypass terrestrial networks, the chances of eavesdropping, data breaches, or hacking are significantly lower.

This is particularly important for government officials, journalists, or business professionals who need to communicate sensitive information without the risk of interception. In scenarios where data security is paramount, satellite phones provide an extra layer of protection.

8. Simple and Straightforward Use

Though satellite phones may sound complex, they are designed for ease of use. For most models, making a call is as simple as with a regular phone, and the device will automatically connect to the nearest satellite. With intuitive interfaces and user-friendly features, they can be operated by virtually anyone, regardless of technical expertise.

Additionally, many satellite phones come equipped with GPS functionality, enabling users to track their location or send coordinates during an emergency. These added features make them highly functional devices for both personal and professional use.

9. Long Battery Life

Battery life is another area where satellite phones often outperform their cellular counterparts. While smartphones are notorious for needing frequent recharges, satellite phones are designed to conserve power. This is particularly important in remote locations where electricity may not be readily available.

Many satellite phones can last for days or even weeks on a single charge, depending on usage. This extended battery life makes them ideal for long expeditions, remote work assignments, or emergency preparedness, where recharging options might be scarce.

10. Freedom from Overcrowded Networks

During major events, festivals, or crises, cellular networks can become overwhelmed with too many users trying to access the network simultaneously. This can lead to dropped calls, slow data speeds, or an inability to connect altogether. Satellite phones, however, are not subject to the same congestion.

Whether you’re at a large-scale event or in an emergency situation with thousands of others, a satellite phone allows you to bypass crowded cellular networks entirely. This ensures you maintain a connection, no matter how busy the area becomes.

11. Ideal for Off-the-Grid Adventures

For those who love outdoor adventures—whether it's mountaineering, backcountry skiing, or remote camping—being off the grid is part of the appeal. However, staying disconnected can be dangerous in case of an emergency. Satellite phones offer the perfect solution for adventure enthusiasts who want to remain off the grid while still having a reliable way to call for help if needed.

With a satellite phone, you can confidently explore uncharted territories knowing that you're just a call away from assistance, no matter where your adventure takes you.

12. Resilience in Extreme Conditions

Satellite phones are built to withstand harsh environments. Whether you're in freezing temperatures, blistering heat, or areas with high humidity, these devices are designed to be durable and reliable. They can function in extreme weather conditions where regular cell phones would struggle.

This makes them a vital tool for scientists in polar regions, desert explorers, or anyone who needs a phone that can endure the elements while maintaining a strong, consistent connection.

Conclusion

Satellite phones may not be a part of our everyday lives like smartphones, but they offer a unique set of advantages that cannot be ignored. With global coverage, unmatched reliability, and the ability to function in extreme environments, satellite phones are an invaluable tool for adventurers, remote workers, emergency responders, and anyone who values reliable communication in uncertain situations.

In a world that increasingly relies on connectivity, satellite phones provide a vital lifeline when cellular networks fail or are unavailable. Whether you're exploring the wildest parts of the planet or simply preparing for unexpected emergencies, having a satellite phone ensures that you’ll always have a way to stay connected.

FAQs

1. Can a satellite phone work indoors? Satellite phones generally need a clear line of sight to the sky to function properly. They may not work well indoors unless there is an external antenna or you're near a large window.

2. Do satellite phones offer internet access? Yes, some satellite phones offer limited internet connectivity. However, the speeds are much slower compared to cellular data or Wi-Fi, making them suitable for basic tasks like sending emails or text-based communication.

3. Are satellite phones legal everywhere? While satellite phones are legal in most countries, there are a few where their use is restricted or banned. It’s important to check local regulations before using a satellite phone internationally.

4. How expensive are satellite phone calls? Calls made from satellite phones tend to be more expensive than traditional cell phone calls. Costs vary depending on the provider and the location, so it’s essential to be aware of the rates before making calls.

5. Do satellite phones need special SIM cards? Yes, satellite phones typically require SIM cards specific to the satellite network they operate on. These SIM cards are different from the ones used in regular mobile phones.

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Famous Shaktipeeths in Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh, a northern Indian state in the Himalayas, is known for its stunning landscapes, snow-capped mountains, and rich cultural heritage. Whether it is Nau Devi Darshan or visiting Shaktipeeth, Himachal is best place to cover all. 

Naina Devi Temple: Located in Bilaspur district, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Sati. According to legend, Sati's eyes fell here when Lord Vishnu dismembered her body. The temple offers panoramic views of the Gobind Sagar lake.

Jwalamukhi Temple: It is located in the Kangra district and is famous for its eternal flame. Here, one finds flames that burn through natural gas seeping from rock crevices. It is believed that Sati's tongue fell at this spot. There is no idol in this temple. Flame itself is worshiped as a manifestation of the goddess.

Chintpurni Temple: Situated in Una district, this temple is dedicated to Mata Chintpurni, believed to be where Sati's feet fell. It's one of the most popular pilgrimage sites in the state.

Bajreshwari Devi Temple: Located in Kangra, this temple is dedicated to Vajreshwari Devi. Legend says Sati's left breast fell here. The temple was rebuilt after being destroyed in the 1905 Kangra earthquake.

Chamunda Devi Temple: This temple near Dharamshala in Kangra district is dedicated to Goddess Chamunda, an avatar of Durga. While not traditionally counted among the 51 Shakti Peethas, it's still considered a powerful shrine in the Shakti tradition.

These are the famous 5 Shaktipeeth in Himachal Pradesh if you want to visit. Each of these temples is great in spiritual significance and provides unique experiences to devotees as well as tourists alike. Book Himachal Pradesh Tour Packages and get ready to explore the spiritually enriching Shaktipeeth sites that would let you feel the actual spiritual essence of this utterly beautiful Himalayan State.

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How were the Himalayan ranges formed? The Himalayan mountain range and Tibetan plateau have formed as a result of the collision between the Indian Plate and Eurasian Plate which began 50 million years ago and continues today. 225 million years ago  India was a large island situated off the Australian coast and separated from Asia by the Tethys Ocean. The Indo-Australian tectonic plate collided with the Euroasian plate after many hundreds of millions of years of slow migration, forcing the land up and forming the area that is now India pushed against Tibet. This created the massive mountain fold that is known as the Himalayas, some of the tallest mountains in the world. The mountain range extends for more than 1,500 miles, with the highest peak, Mount Everest, rising 29,029 feet above sea level. Tectonic plates are located in the earth's lithosphere. These plates move at different rates through a process of convection. In the Earth's inner mantle - which is directly below the lithosphere - molten rock forms and pushes hot gas and liquid upward. The hot materials displace cooler gases and liquids and create convection currents that push the tectonic plates. Due to the continued plate movement, the Himalaya region also experiences many earthquakes. Some of these earthquakes are some of the most destructive natural disasters on record.