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10
      Most Extreme Places on Earth
Here is a list
      of the most extreme places on Earth! From the hottest to the coldest
      place, from the highest to the lowest and many more!  
Lut Desert (Iran): hottest place
      on Earth at 159 °F (71 °C) 
      Sa mạc Lut kũa Iran nóng dến 159 dộ F = 71 dộ C 
       
         
       
       
      Mt. Chimborazo (Ecuador): highest point above Earth's center at
      20,703 feet (6,310 m) above sea level 
 
      Ngọn núi Chimborazo ỡ Ecuador kao nhất ỡ trung tâm quã
      dất:  
20,703 ft =
      6.310 km trên mặt biễn  
   
  
       
       
      Ecuadorians find pride in this interesting fact. Nonetheless,
      Chimborazo cannot compare in difficulty, lack of oxygen, nor in fame, to
      Mount Everest. (Link | Photo)  
      Núi Everett thì dược xem là kao
      nhất thế zới ..nhưng núi  Chimborazo ỡ Ecuador
      thì được koai là kao hơn vì nó nằm ngay ỡ trung tâm quã đất. 
       
      Tristan de Cunha (UK): most remote inhabited archipelago on Earth
      at 2,000 miles from the nearest continent 
Kái dão Cunha dược xem là nơi sinh sống lẽ loi nhất thế zới
      vì nó kách xa 2,000 miles với lục địa gần nhất. 
       
        
       
      The most remote inhabited island group in the world, Tristan de Cunha in
      the southern Atlantic Ocean, is so tiny its main island has no airstrip.
      Home to 272 people sharing just 8 surnames, inhabitants suffer from
      hereditary complaints like asthma and glaucoma. Annexed by the United
      Kingdom in the 1800s, the island's inhabitants have a British postal code
      and, while they can order things online, it takes a very long time for
      their orders to arrive. But then, that's the trade off for having your
      own island settlement some 2,000 miles from the nearest continent. (Link
      | Photo) 
       
       
      Angels Falls (Venezuela): Earth's highest waterfall with 3230 feet (984
      m) in height  
Thác nước Angel (Thiên Thần) thuộc Venezuela được xem là
      kao nhất thế zới: 3230 ft = 984 m. 
       
       
        
       
      Oymyakon (Russia): coldest inhabited place on Earth at −96.2 °F (−71.2
      °C) 
  
Oymyakon thuộc Nga là dịa điễm lạnh nhất trên mặt dất 
 với tiết-độ: -96.2 F = -71.2 C 
       
        
       
      The lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth was -129 °F in 1983, at the
      Russian Base Vostok in Antarctica. 
      Tiết dộ thấp nhất dược ghi
      nhận trên quã đất là -129 F vào năm 1983 tại căn cứ Vostok cũa Nga ỡ Nam
      Kực. 
       
      The Dry Valleys (Antarctica): driest place on Earth 
      Địa điễm khô khan nhất
      trên quã đất là The Dry Valleys (Nam Kực) 
       
         
Dã 2 triệu năm ni, khôn g có zọt nước mưa !! 
      One interior region of the Antarctic is known as The Dry Valleys. These
      valleys have not seen rainfall in over two million years.  
  
With the exception of one
      valley, whose lakes are briefly filled with water by inland flowing
      rivers during the summer, the Dry Valleys contain no moisture (water,
      ice, or snow). The reasons why the Dry Valleys exist are the 200 mph
      Katabatic down winds which evaporate all moisture. The dry valleys are
      strange: except for a few steep rocks they are the only continental part
      of Antarctica devoid of ice. Located in the Trans-Antarctic Range, they
      correspond to a mountain area where evaporation (or rather, sublimation)
      is more important than snowfall, thus all the ice disappears, leaving dry
      barren land. 
       
      Another driest place is the Atacama Desert in Chile, some parts of which
      have received absolutely zero precipitation in centuries. Parts of the
      Atacama Desert may actually exceed the dryness of most of Antarctica,
      though data from the latter is insufficient to tell.  
       
       
      Marianas Trench (Indonesia and Japan): lowest point on Earth at 35,840
      feet (10,924 m) below sea level 
      Marianas Trench ỡ zữa Nam
      Zương và Nhật Bãn .. dó là địa điễm thấp nhất kũa quã dất: 35,840 ft =
      10.924 km zưới mặt biễn. 
       
        
Nếu đem hòn núi Everett dặt vào lỗ sâu nhất thì từ mặt biễn
      xuống dến dĩnh Everett fãi còn khoãng 1 mile nữa. 
 
       the deepest point in Earth's oceans. The bottom there is 10,924
      meters (35,840 feet) below sea level. If Mount Everest, the highest
      mountain on Earth, were placed at this location it would be covered by
      over one mile of water. The only people to have ever explored this trench
      were Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh. At the bottom they were seven miles
      down and all around them eight tons of pressure. They observed fish,
      shrimp and other creatures living on the bottom of the sea floor. (Link |
      Photo) 
Tại dáy chỗ sâu, áp lực nước là 8 tấn .. Rứa mà vẫn kó các sinh
      vật như ká, tôm và các sinh vật khác sống zưới nớ. 
       
      Cherrapunji (India): wettest place on Earth 
      Chỗ ẫm ướt nhất trên quã
      dất là: Cherrapunji ..cũa Ấn Dộ 
        
       
      Cherrapunji, North-Eastern India is thought for many years to be the
      wettest place in the world. Here 10,820mm rain falls on average in a
      year. Unlike Colombia where the rain falls throughout the whole year,
      Cherrapunji gets most of its rain during the 'south-west monsoon', or wet
      season, between June and August. Cherrapunji does hold the record for the
      wettest month on record, recording 9,296mm in July 1861. Actually,
      between 1860 and 1862 Cherrapunji was incredibly wet; between August 1st
      1860 and July 31st 1861 (which overlaps parts of 2 wet seasons) 26,467mm
      rain fell. In the calendar year 1861 22,987mm rain fell, of which 22,454
      fell between April and September. 
       
       
      Mount Thor (Canada): Earth's greatest vertical drop 
      Núi Thor kũa Canada kó
      vách zựng đứng nhất cũa quã dất 
       
        
       
      Mount Thor, in Auyuittuq National Park on Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada,
      presents a 4,100 foot pure vertical drop. Mt. Thor is Canada's most
      famous peak, and it's made of pure granite. It's a favorite of thrill
      seekers and climbers. Mount Thor was first climbed in 1953 by an Arctic
      Institute of North America team. There have been a few recent rappel
      expeditions, with one fatality in 2006. (Link) 
       
       
      Dead Sea (Jordan): Earth's lowest elevation at 1,385 ft (422 mt) 
 below sea level 
      Biễn Chết (Dead Sea) kũa
      Jordan là diễm thấp nhất kũa quã dất:  
1,385 ft = 422 mét zưới mặt bễ. 
       
        
       
      The Dead Sea is the lowest elevation on Earth's surface on dry land, its
      surface and shores are 422 meters (1,385 ft) below sea level. On the
      border of Jordan and Israel, the road around the Dead Sea also happens to
      be the lowest road on Earth.  
Famous for its salinity
      (over ten times that of the Mediterranean Sea), the Dead Sea is said to
      be home of the first health retreat. Because of the extreme salt content,
      no life can survive in the sea, hence the name.  
   
Zung tích muối ỡ Dead
      Sea là gấp hơn 10 lần kũa Dịa Trung Hãi. Không con vật nào kó thễ sống dược
      trong môi trường ni ..vì rứa mà dược dặt tên là Biễn Chết !!        
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