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The New Terrifying Discovery In The Mount Everest That Scares Scientists!



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  1. digging a hole in the snow is actually very useful and is used by the military during winter (swedish military for example is specifically trained for this kind of stuff). basically when you dig a hole/build an igloo the idea is to protect from wind and also increase the temperature in the hole with body heat. in -40(both c and f apparently) you can get the hole to around 0c(32f). enough to slightly start smelting the walls but not crumbling the structure. not to mention you don't have to deal wit the wind which is the biggest issue.

  2. a snow cave is actually quite nice. If you get out of the wind, your body heat will build up. We made a several room snow cave (one main area about 15' across and three adjoining smaller caves) with tunnels to the rooms back in college, was about -40C, and inside was so cozy, and with 5 or so bodies warming it up in there, was light jacket weather in there. snow cave would be far better than a tent, for sure, but the oxygen…..

  3. I don't know what's worse a 100 mad Sherpas trying to unalive you or running into a yeti trying to unalive you or freezeing to death. unless you're in the unforgivable zone you were just slowly go to sleep with hypoxia it wouldn't be painful then you would obviously freeze but before freezing you would long be gone due to lack of oxygen you would just start feeling drunk and sleepy and that will be it

  4. Yea thats what they mean. Like cryogenic the ice acts to preserve your body in the state in which you passed. So your body until moved to warmer area will be in a cryogenic state on the mountain

  5. The "Guardian Angel" effect 24:30 is also known as the Third Man Factor or effect. When men in dire situations often are guided by a third member of the group who shows up and shows the way back. Only to disappear.

  6. We have all heard this before! Why climb mountains? The answer, because they are
    there! But have forgotten RESPECT goes
    with it! The mountain doesn’t belong to you or me but to all those who seek, in their own way, to touch the forgiving cheek of GOD!
    We hike, we climb because our hearts need
    the challenge, and souls dare the struggle
    that brought the Vikings to seek something
    more out there! It drove the horsemen west!
    And that same seeking spirit brought Mr.
    Neil Armstrong and Mr. Buzz Aldrin to the
    moon! Also let’s not forget ever it drove our
    beloved Lincoln to the Theater and JFK to
    Dallas! All the while seeking, dreaming,
    pushing, challenging for more of that Cowboy ride into the sunset for something
    more! Call it self respect or a ritual of what
    it means to be a man or woman not dependent on anyone or anything! Bless you!
    Light up the darkness and May we all Pray!

  7. yes rainbow valley actually got its name because of the bodies that are everywhere in rare instances people have reported to have hiked past people who were clinging to life because you are warned befire you go up not to try and save anyone because you are more likely to die trying then you are to actually save them because you cant carry them and your gear back down at once and rescue cant get to them in time in certain scenerios depending on how high up they are and digging a hole in the snow is a last resort survival tactic it keeps you out of the wind as well as your body heat will naturally warm the hole up over time, its not going to be comfortable and its going to seriously suck balls but it can keep you alive

  8. I once interviewed Sir Edmund Hillary, in the 1980s. He was one of the first to summit Everest. He was one of the greatest adventurers ever. He was also one of the calmest people I ever met. He had nerves like steel and absolutely no fear in his eyes or expression. He dedicated his life to helping others, especially the people near Everest. He help build schools and hospitals.Climbers these days climb out of selfishness with disregard to the mountain and also the people that worship that mountain.

  9. I love this channel but bro some of the shit you say doesn’t make sense lol like why should people go to jail for climbing the mountain more then once lol I’m hoping that was a joke..

  10. 1:14
    It's rather pathetically unfortunate that most of us who pay sufficient attention will inevitably reach a place where we can no longer have any faith in anything we are told or taught. However, it can be rather advantageous not to believe everything people tell us.

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