Dyatlov Pass Expedition 2019
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Skiing in the footsteps of the Dyatlov group - The Swedish-Russian Dyatlov Pass Expedition 2019.
The video shows some extracts for a planned documentary. The latter will be based on the expedition results from February 2019, where a new theory to the incident will be presented.
Update on the documentary (Nov 2020):
The documentary “Mysteriet vid Djatlovpasset” will premiere on the Swedish Television (SVT Play) on January 31, 2021. The creation is a joint venture between the production company Pannrummet and the Swedish Television (SVT). Due to content restrictions, it will initially be aired in Sweden only. At this moment I cannot say where the documentary will be accessible next.
For anyone interested however, I will eventually present extra material captured from our time in and around the Dyatlov Pass - on this RUclips-channel. If you have any questions about the documentary or the 2019 expedition - please contact me through my website below. Over`n Out for now!
/Richard
Learn more about the expedition and the new theory here:
www.arcdoc.se/...
Some background:
Our 2019 Expedition to the Dyatlov pass had two main objectives. Firstly, we wanted to come as close as possible to the historical event by experiencing the Northern Urals during the exact same days/month of the year as the Dyatlov group in 1959 - this on skis with a tent provided with a stove.
Before getting to the position on the slope of Kholat Syakhl (“Dead Mountain”), likewise to the group in 1959, we sought to ski through the Auspiya valley in pristine snow with heavy equipment and to set up camps in the estimated positions of 1959. In experiencing the same preconditions and topography, we discovered unknown details along the trail that we think are crucial for the understanding of an enigmatic mystery and the unfolding events of February 1st, 1959.
Secondly - the reason we went to the region in early 2019 and the transition between January and February, was a homage to the events and the 60 year anniversary of the groups passing. The expeditions core members were Richard Holmgren and Andreas Liljegren from Linköping in Sweden and Ekaterina Zimina and Artem Domogirov from Yekaterinburg, Russia.
Some relevant links to our expedition:
Vox Media - "Two theories for an unsolved Soviet mystery" (interviews with Richard Holmgren on the katabatic wind theory and with Johan Gaume / Alexander M. Puzrin regarding their snow slab theory), April 2021:
• Two theories for an un...
TVC - Line of Defense (Russian documentary), comment from 21.28 into the documentary by Holmgren, February 2019:
www.tvc.ru/cha...
Wikipedia (English) - Dyatlov Pass Incident / Explanations / Katabatic wind:
en.wikipedia.o...
Discover Magazine - "The Dyatlov Pass Incident: Can Science Explain What Happened to the Hikers?", March 2021:
www.discoverma...
For the Swedish audience:
SVT Nyheter - ”Arkeologen: Därför dog de i den mytomspunna expeditionen” (film & text), 30 januari, 2021:
www.svt.se/nyh...
SR P1 Vetenskapsradion Historia med Tobias Svanelid - "Ny teori och rapport om mystiska Dyatlovolyckan 1959" (intervju med Richard Holmgren) 4 februari 2020. från kl. 14.04:
sverigesradio....
Other links:
In the RUclips series “Bedtime Stories”, an episode entitled “Return to Dead Mountain” (The Dyatlov Pass Incident - Part 3), depicts our expedition and new theory of 2019. Many thanks to a great production team for presenting our effort in this thrilling manner:
• The Dyatlov Pass Incid...
Without backstory this would be beautiful scenery ,but with its past it scares me
So true!
Can't wait for this!...a true enigma😉
Thank you for bringing the Dyatlov pass during winter to the viewers. I have always been perplexed by this mystery. Hats off to your bravery to travel in harsh winter. Respect and love from India.
Oh, many humble thanks back to you Mickey! Respect and fur hat off from Sweden!
@@richardholmgren9525 Eagerly waiting for your documentary. Best wishes :)
-43 degrees...ok then ! No more mystery for me.
Totally agree with your hypothesis on your website.
I never believed in 'Kryptids' or maniac local Tribes, either.
Rest in Peace those Adventurers who Perished. ⭐️
I'm glad the theory seems plausible to you. Thanks for you comment.
@@richardholmgren9525 It does appear to be the most sensible, realistic conclusion, based on the later, ski-ing party incident, where there was a sole survivor to tell the tale.
The ''Bedtime Stories'' video about this Case is extremely good too.
The illustrations are particularly eerie.
True - the Bedtime Stories-guys did a fantastic job as usual. It’s important to note though that Kolmogorova, Slobodin and Dyatlov where the last to die according to our theory - a detail that was misunderstood in Bedtime Stories.
Iniziativa assolutamente superba ! Tutta la mia stima.. spero il documentario giunga prima o poi anche in Italia .
Grazie Lucio! Posterò altro materiale della spedizione durante l'anno - cose che hanno lo stesso valore del documentario. Altrimenti hai informazioni sulla nostra teoria sul mio sito web.
I can't wait for this one day I will go here
Looking very forward to this. I just read the ARCDOC article, amazing theory. I've been wondering for years when some people were going to replicate their journey. Greetings from the US
Derrick - great! Thank you very much for your encouraging comment! Yes indeed, I was myself wondering why skiing through the Auspiya valley and tenting on Kholat in January, wasn’t more popular. Now I understand though 😀 Greetings from Sweden
@@richardholmgren9525 LOL, yeah I can only imagine what of hell that must have been with those super cold temps and the vastness of that wilderness. Hopefully the trip was uneventful for you all. Is there an estimated date for this documentary yet?...I'm sure you're tired of hearing that question, but I can't wait to watch it!
Yes, super cold indeed. I still miss the place though. It’s like time stands still there and the silence in the forests is peculiar. It was as if the Dyatlov group could have reappeared at any moment, alive. Thanks for asking but we do not know yet when the documentary will be released. It’s soon finished. Early next year I hope. We don’t really have the Discovery Channel behind us - but we’ll fix it. It’s an exciting challenge to work with this.
@@richardholmgren9525 I understand, I'm sure it's a feeling that's very unfamiliar to our everyday lives. I'll be on the lookout for it being released. And how in the world is the Discovery Channel not interested in THIS??...that seems absolutely ridiculous, it's one of the most famous disappearances in the 20th century. The only other disappearances I can think of that's this famous is flight 19 in America, although we know what happened, we just don't know where they wound up. Good luck my friend.
Discovery is interested - it’s just that they made another documentary on the topic at the same time. I meant that we don’t have any such machinery behind us that makes a production easier. We have a small budget and therefore it takes more time. Also, arranging an expedition with winter equipment and long distance travel is expensive in itself. But we will get there. Cheers!
Ser väldigt lovande och intressant ut. Hörde din teori idag och utav alla teorier jag hört samt själv funderat kring måste jag säga att din låter som den mest trovärdiga.
Det var kul att höra Michael. Känns verkligen kul och än mer inspirerande att jobba vidare med dokumentären efter din kommentar. Tack!
Immediatly went and searched for the documentary, absolutely fascinating work that must have been, any posibility of seeing the documentary in europe? anyways, hats off to the ammount of work and dedication!
The documentary is still in the hands of the production company. Thanks for your nice words! Cheers /R
Congratulations on the courage to go there
Thank you very much Victoria!
@@richardholmgren9525 a big hug from Brazil
Bedtime Stories brought me here
The best channel on RUclips for mysteries! xD
Jag såg dokumentären på SVT igår. Äntligen en lösning på mysteriet. Men, den finns inte kvar på svt play. Så konstigt. Den försvann direkt.
Hej, tack! Jo, jag tror att lördagen den 4:e feb var den sista dagen efter att dokumentären har legat ute två år.
An excellent theory based on the harsh climate and weather that prevail in such an environment.
Great to hear - even though I often find it awkward that I get satisfied on figuring out how someone died. Thanks!
Still waiting for this documentary, it looks just amazing.
Hope it will be released soon :)
Cheers!
Great that you are exited. Thanks! Still in process according to plan. Cheers!
@@richardholmgren9525 how much longer?
Jag tyckte jag kände igen arkitekturen där du bor förresten. Jag har bott i Vadstena i några år. Tyckte det såg lite bekant ut :)
Consider the millions who also died horribly, murdered by the Soviets, at that time!
Yes, the Novocherkassk massacre (short thereafter) comes to mind - especially since Europe is heading in that direction with upcoming food prices.
The preview is very good. I am very curious about your documentary. Respect that you all had did it in the cold of january. Maybe I want visit the Dyatlov Pass too, but I would do it just in summer.
Thanks!! Don't forget bears and mosquitoes in the summer 😀
@@richardholmgren9525 Don't worry, I know that... I am a world traveler too. Much snakes, spiders and scorpions have crossed my way. 😀
i think a combination of fighting between the 9 hikers and the very strong winds
and the fact that there tent wasnt properly fastened down resulted in there deaths.
a very sad story, i hope you and your team didnt run into any problems
Yes, quite probable. In fact as time pass in extreme sub zero and with hypothermia kicking in, we can also expect irrational behavior. In this instance it might explain peculiarities in opposite decisions between the group members. Hypothermia usually gives symptoms of fatigue, impaired coordination ability - but also confusion and hallucinations. Thanks!
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thank you for answering, ive watched alot of videos on the dyatlov pass
and find it very sad but interesting, im glade you and your team made it
back safely, we all know now why its called dead mountain by the mansi people
for a reason.
Thanks Quentin! Yes, foremost it is a sad event as you say. Going there makes things a bit clearer. Because, even though it was something else than the weather that killed them, the exposure of wind and freezing temperatures on Dead Mountain is nevertheless really challenging. As is also evident in their last photos on the slope.
@Fletch animals ate the tongue and eyes. Maybe birds? The internal injuries were due to heavy snow crushing the bodies over time after they had died and been buried in the snow plus damaged by the search instruments used to locate them. Death was caused by hypothermia. Radioactivity was caused by exposure to radio activity 2 years prior due to a nuclear plant explosion in their area. It all makes sense.
Any updates of the release yet?
Thanks for your interest! Yes, there is but unfortunately it comes with an obstacle - see the updated video description. A good VPN may be a solution for January. /R
New books about dyatlov pass incident in year 2019 or 2020? I pray you to answer to me. Thank you!
Hi! Sorry, I don’t really know that. At the moment nothing is better than all the material presented around the web. Cheers!
I pray you to answer me lmaoo
När är dokumentären beräknad att bli klar?
Tack för frågan Michael. Krisen under våren har inneburit lite problem. Men efter sommaren är den klar. Jag ser till att uppdatera här under var den visas då. Ha det gott, /R
When will the documentary be released? It's been a while now...
Yes indeed - sorry for the inconvenience. Thanks anyhow for your interest. The pandemic starting from March this year caused a delay. It prevented us from traveling to some places necessary. However - it will be ready next after the summer. Where it will be presented, will be announced. Thanks.
@@richardholmgren9525 Thanks for reply. Looking forward to it.
Man!!! There is ghost. You shouldn’t go.....
Too late
@@richardholmgren9525 did you try their run at night for 500 meters？you should simulate that part too~