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(01-12-2017 11:54 )Nofretete Kirjutas:  ................tulnukad teatasid talle, et Ecuadoris asuv Chimborazo mägi on Everistist 2150 meetrit kõrgem. ....................

Meier tuli välja selle infoga 1975.
Paraku see info oli liikvel juba aastal 1914.

Boston Evening Transcript
Mountain Heights (Jan 1914): goo.gl/74i1EH
“Professor August Van Dohn has, however, suggested another way of comparing the heights of the greater mountains, which is to measure them not from the sea level of their latitude, but from the centre of the earth. He has had the patience thus to calculate the geocentric altitude of 31 of the highest mountains. Owing to the fact that our planet bulges towards the equator and is flattened at the poles, a number of rather unexpected reversals take place in the hierarchy of mountains. Thus the chief of them all is no longer Everest, which has to take a modest place on the list, but Chimborazo, in the Andes. Chimborazo is 2000 metres, or about a mile and a quarter higher – or at any rate farther from the earth’s centre – than its rival of Asia.”

Järgmine allikas, ajakiri: The Milwaukee Sentinel – June 1930
<Believe it or not..by Ripley>
Mt. Chimborazo (Ecuador) is the highest mountain in the world! It is 2 1/2 miles higher than Mt. Everest.

Lisaks veel niipalju, et antud National Geographic 2002 ajakirjas avaldati see info küsimused/vastused sektsioonis, kus lugejad esitavad oma küsimus. Oma vastuses National Geographic ei väitnud, et tegemist on uue avastusega.