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Who reached Mount Everest's peak with Tenzing Norgay?
Answer: Edmund Hillary
Why: Word of the successful 1953 summit reached Britain on the very morning of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.
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How long can an apple core take to rot outdoors?
Answer: Up to 2 years
Why: Cold and dry wilderness soils lack the dense microbes needed to break down discarded food quickly.
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At about what temperature does water boil on Mount Everest?
Answer: 70°C
Why: Lower air pressure lets water molecules vaporize at lower energy, dropping the boiling point to roughly 70°C at Everest's peak.
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Which site was the world's first national park?
Answer: Yellowstone
Why: Yellowstone became the world's first national park when it was signed into law in 1872.
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What pathogen do standard backpacking filters miss?
Answer: Viruses
Why: Hollow-fiber filters feature 0.1-micron pores, but waterborne viruses are smaller and slip straight through.
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Which ultralight gear fabric is strongest by weight?
Answer: Dyneema
Why: Made of ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene, Dyneema delivers fifteen times the strength of steel per unit of weight.