Scientists: Mt. Everest Only 29,017 Feet
10th Oct 2005, 00:19 GMT
BEIJING (AP) - The world's highest mountain, Mount Everest, is 12 feet shorter than previously thought, Chinese scientists who measured the peak earlier this year said Sunday.
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