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Pikes Peak has a 'new height' again – and it matches a 'basic math' calculation from 1907

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While most people view mountains as one of the most constant geographic features to exist, the accepted elevation of a peak can change on a fairly regularly basis. When this

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Pikes Peak has a 'new height' again – and it matches a 'basic math' calculation from 1907

While most people view mountains as one of the most constant geographic features to exist, the accepted elevation of a peak can change on a fairly regularly basis. When this

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