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"NASA has admitted that it mistook a summit in India for Mount Everest. The highest mountain in the world actually straddles the border of Nepal and China. On its website, NASA labelled the the Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko&amp;#039;s snap from the International Space Station, &amp;#039;230 miles above Earth, showed Everest lightly dusted with snow&amp;#039;. The picture quickly spread across Twitter and was featured by the media across the world, including the US-based magazine The Atlantic, astronomy website Space.com and US cable news channel MSNBC. However when Nepalis caught sight of the error, they took to social media to explain NASA&amp;#039;s mistake. Himalayas expert, journalist Kunda Dixit, tweeted: &amp;quot;Sorry guys, but the tall peak with the shadow in the middle is not Mt Everest.&amp;quot; A NASA spokesman admitted to AFP: &amp;quot;It is not Everest. It is Saser Muztagh, in the Karakoram Range of the Kashmir region of India. &amp;quot;The view is in mid-afternoon light looking northeastward.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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