How tall is that mountain?

Members of a Chinese surveying team hike up to the summit of Mount Everest. (AP)
Climbers have to set up a "base camp" to stay before before climbing further up the mountain. (AP)
The Chinese scientists are climbing it to learn about the mountain while there are no tourists on it. (AP)
The aerial view of the base camp on Mount Everest. (AP)
Mount Everest, in the Tibetan mountain range of the Himalayas

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A team from China is climbing to the top of Mt. Everest. The team has many questions.

How deep is the snow? How fast is the wind? How tall is the mountain? The team will find out.

READ MORE: Exactly how tall is Everest? China sent a team to the top. The group will use satellites to measure the mountain. Scientists will study the mountain’s resources. It’s a good time for the team to climb Everest. The mountain is empty. China and Nepal closed Everest to other climbers. It will open again. Would you like to climb it one day? Remember that God made Mt. Everest. “The mountains rose, the valleys sank down to the place that you appointed for them,” says Psalm 104:8.