Thanks for the second edited picture which explains thermal red for hot and thermal blue for cold.
OtherwiseLuck888 on
Why not just bomb the Himalayas?
Indian and Chinese can easily meet up to drink and dance
karedec on
The tibet is a plateau with a very high elevation
ZeeIrvs on
I’m just imagining how badly the smell of hot garbage would be south of those mountains, and it’s making me feel unwell.
nikson_sharma on
Nepalese people suffer the most from this massive wall while contributing little to global warming and pollution.
Apprehensive-Bat-823 on
I mean there’s also the extreme elevation difference but yeah sure
MrNinjaTR on
No way Sherlock
V1RotateAP on
“Mountains are dams in the sky” my 5th grade geology teacher repeated, what seemed like, everyday.Â
It’s one of those phases that my brain just plays like a broken record.
Plenty_Ear2987 on
The Himalayas compel the rain-bearing winds to shed their moisture in the foothills of Himalaya which is a major source for the river Ganges. The Himalayas also compel the bitter-cold Siberian winds from entering Mainland India
CounterSimple3771 on
The rockies do this too.
ExternalNeither78 on
If it wasn’t for the himalayas, India would probably be a desert. Look at the other countries that lie in the same belt.
Particular-Poem-7085 on
Which is extra interesting because it’s barely a bump in the grand scheme of things. Like you zoom out earth is basically smooth.
Toni_PWNeroni on
When you drive from Siliguri to Darjeeling you FEEL the change in humidity, temperature and air pollution in real-time. It’s weird and amazing.
Is the Himalayas the reason why Indians have a darker complexion relative to the Nepali?
internetStranger205 on
It *is* a giant wall.
phteven_gerrard on
There’s a reason India is known as the subcontinent
Rinzzler999 on
that tends to happen when you put a giant wall up.
AffectedRipples on
Did you just learn what mountains do?
Tooleater on
Nature’s triple glazing
HannahO__O on
Mountains are cold, in other news water is wet
-PringlesMan- on
Even nature likes separation
R3tardod on
So somewhere along there it’s perfect
Practical_End_ on
Just like the Drakensberg Mountains in South Africa. The west side of the country gets cold fronts in winter while the east side stays hot during the same period
13ananaJoe on
which site is the first picture from?
FlamingoFine98 on
Is this is not common sense…?
Archon-Toten on
Oh so like Zootopia.
Nice_Guy_1212 on
The himalayas are indeed goated
nanpossomas on
Almost like it gets colder at high altitude in general. Crazy stuff.Â
Uknewmelast on
That’s kinda what mountains are known for.
kash1406 on
Accidentally doxxed yourself OP lol
DefendersofDwacaDev on
Uuuh not really, the elevation is just so much higher in thay region
CantingBinkie on
Rather, it is the Himalayas that cause the climate to divide so drastically.
Priyotosh1234 on
Without Himalayas North India will become a dry cold dessert like Mongolia.
Aleksandr_Ulyev on
I would say it forms the climate. Mountains got cool weather, you know
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Thanks for the second edited picture which explains thermal red for hot and thermal blue for cold.
Why not just bomb the Himalayas?
Indian and Chinese can easily meet up to drink and dance
The tibet is a plateau with a very high elevation
I’m just imagining how badly the smell of hot garbage would be south of those mountains, and it’s making me feel unwell.
Nepalese people suffer the most from this massive wall while contributing little to global warming and pollution.
I mean there’s also the extreme elevation difference but yeah sure
No way Sherlock
“Mountains are dams in the sky” my 5th grade geology teacher repeated, what seemed like, everyday.Â
It’s one of those phases that my brain just plays like a broken record.
The Himalayas compel the rain-bearing winds to shed their moisture in the foothills of Himalaya which is a major source for the river Ganges. The Himalayas also compel the bitter-cold Siberian winds from entering Mainland India
The rockies do this too.
If it wasn’t for the himalayas, India would probably be a desert. Look at the other countries that lie in the same belt.
Which is extra interesting because it’s barely a bump in the grand scheme of things. Like you zoom out earth is basically smooth.
When you drive from Siliguri to Darjeeling you FEEL the change in humidity, temperature and air pollution in real-time. It’s weird and amazing.
Looks like a whale
https://preview.redd.it/n3y3b5qz4qug1.png?width=516&format=png&auto=webp&s=fdc4e8fda2615741c5405a6dd152a8ec631bceaf
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Is the Himalayas the reason why Indians have a darker complexion relative to the Nepali?
It *is* a giant wall.
There’s a reason India is known as the subcontinent
that tends to happen when you put a giant wall up.
Did you just learn what mountains do?
Nature’s triple glazing
Mountains are cold, in other news water is wet
Even nature likes separation
So somewhere along there it’s perfect
Just like the Drakensberg Mountains in South Africa. The west side of the country gets cold fronts in winter while the east side stays hot during the same period
which site is the first picture from?
Is this is not common sense…?
Oh so like Zootopia.
The himalayas are indeed goated
Almost like it gets colder at high altitude in general. Crazy stuff.Â
That’s kinda what mountains are known for.
Accidentally doxxed yourself OP lol
Uuuh not really, the elevation is just so much higher in thay region
Rather, it is the Himalayas that cause the climate to divide so drastically.
Without Himalayas North India will become a dry cold dessert like Mongolia.
I would say it forms the climate. Mountains got cool weather, you know