'Roof of the world' tells tale of colliding continents, Earth's interior

Geologists have learned that the height of the Tibetan Plateau, a vast, elevated region of central Asia sometimes called "the roof of the world," has remained remarkably constant for at least 35 million years.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news10668.html">'Roof of the world' tells tale of colliding continents, Earth's interior</a></p> <p>Geologists have learned that the height of the Tibetan Plateau, a vast, elevated region of central Asia sometimes called "the roof of the world," has remained remarkably constant for at least 35 million years.</p>