from a height of 800 ft could i see mt snowdon 3560 ft some 95 miles away?
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Are you talking about in Wales? Not sure but I am going back there this Summer I will let you know then.
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How fast are you planning to fly?  If it's 93,000,000 miles, you can do the math.\n\nSince you would probably burn up before you get there, you probably couldn't fly there.
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Sure, quite a lot actually, check out this site for more information http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountains_of_the_United_Kingdom
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940 feet above sea level.
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YES. your geographical location, North Pole in this case, has nothing to do with elevation (uphill/downhill). So, theoretically you could stand on the north pole and walk up an adjacent hill. Your question is too easy to require a lot of knowledge to answer, yet at the same time it's too thought provoking to be considered a joke or just stupid question.
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It is slightly more than 127 feet.
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Highest: 1772 Feet; 540 M
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Will all depends on the contour of the land.  If nothing is in the way, then it could be low.  But to get over buildings, trees, hills, ect.. Probably atleast 150-200ft.
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The radius is actually 2/3 of the altitude.  Try that
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Highest Elevation\nTaum Sauk Mountain\n1,772 ft  (540 m)\n\nYou could get more information from the link below...
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Exeter.  Then Bath (850 and 780 feet above sea level respectively)
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According to the USGS web site,\n\nThe elevation above mean sea level for Elderton, PA is 1270 feet or 378 meters.
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About 30 miles North. Check the MultiMap link.
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I can't even see it on Google Earth without having to zoom in. I can't believe astronauts have such great vision they can zoom in and see something 20-30 feet wide from a quarter million miles away. Anyone that belives that will believe anything.
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Solar rays are definitely stronger the closer you get to the sun, but the atmosphere is thinner the higher you go & snow is white enough to reflect many of the sun's rays.  In general, the higher the elevation, the cooler the air.  Thus, at 14,000 feet, you can have snow, even during the summer.  Also, different types of rays from the sun (throughout the visible & "invisible" spectrum) are altered to some degree by the atmosphere & refraction.\n\nKeeping that in mind, you should know that climatologists expect that by 2010 Kilimanjaro will no longer be covered in snow.
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a 10 megaton airburst at 8000 feet
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984 feet to the top of the tower   1052 feet if you include the antenna