One was too many the very first time 🤷🏾♂️. I get to be entertained by folk's stupidity which makes the day go by lovely so that's a plus. The man who was trying to raise money for the Gym member that died.......he gets a pass, I respect that.
It is likely more will perish in the future because of the lines of people treading the path and the slow rate of ascent and descent increasing the time of climbers in the death zone.
FFS, I hate AI! I wondered at one point if I had this video on a loop. I don’t need telling more than once about the importance of making sure you prioritise planning and support on the world’s highest mountain, particularly in the death zone where oxygen and air pressure are so low it becomes impossible to sustain human life. Why do these types of video repeat the same info over and over? To make room for more adverts and more opportunities to monitorise the content? That said, the video really brought home what a dangerous idea it is to climb Everest without bottled oxygen. Most of the deaths were people who had made this risky decision. If you’ve climbed previous 8km peaks and truly know what to expect and how *your* body reacts to oxygen starvation, you’re in a much better position to assess the risk. But these were people climbing Everest for the first time!
I noticed the same thing. It seems so lazy that thru don't even have a human read the script to make sure that the words and information are correct. They have an AI write and read the script and the channel owner can't be bothered to read the script or even watch the video before publishing. Ridiculous
Another side of the same coin: As a person who doesn't speak English, this AI voice is more understandable for me than some "Joe" or "Tommy" reading with a strong accent. Fun fact: Is more easy understand a Indian national - fluent in English the language; speaking English than a British national, those talk with a potato in the mouth. 😁
@@traveloasis8389I doubt someone unable to read and write is going to manage to negotiate through RUclips and not just create a channel, but upload to it and then figure out how their AI program works. Anyone who was in that position would be better off in life if they put their energy into learning to read and write. Plus, how would they know if their narrative was even correct?
@@Sokol10I do take that point and it’s about the only redeeming factor of AI. I’m from the north, it’s people in the south of the U.K. who speak with a potato in their mouth 😊.
This is unacceptable. People are dying. This climb needs to be stopped. No one should be as callous as the climbers who climb past dead people. It’s not 3:02 normal.
Everest is no different than other mountains just more famous because of it's the highest. People risk their lives every day doing things. You just hear about the ones who died. Others have fulfill their dreams. Or didn't and still happy to go there. Climbing has risks but so does other things .
I don't think the people replying to you understand what you're saying but I do - someone dies in front of you on Everest, people literally climb over them and keep for the summit. Summit fever is disgusting. It makes people act like animals. That person who died in front of you could have easily been yourself. Everest reveals the monsters among men.
Also should mention how many sherpas lose their lives trying to recover the bodies of climbers who have tragically passed. About a third of all Everest deaths are sherpas. I have mad respect for the many climbers who don't summit because they don't feel well and decide not to push their luck, or even folks who just woke up on summit day with a "bad gut feeling" and deciding, against ALL of their being telling them to go to the summit, to instead stay put and prep for heading to lower camp. It's obviously impossible to say if they would have, without doubt, have passed away if they didn't change their mind, BUT we can say with certainty that they didn't needlessly put the lives of many sherpas and others at risk just because they went against better judgment to summit. Every rescue and every recovery operation endangers the lives of so many locals, and a massive majority of sherpa deaths occur when trying to recover a climber's body. Sometimes a sherpa dies trying to recover a climber, and another sherpa dies trying to recover either of those bodies, and then - after SEVERAL needless deaths - it is decided to forfeit the recovery attempt and let where they lie be their grave.
😮Гора пустит не всех, но все же.. Подняться ето большой подвиг, а спуститися с гори ето еще больше подвиг.. Аплодисменти етим смелим людям, которые прошли через жесточайшие испитания чтоб взобраться 🎉.. 😊На ети гори буду смотреть с екрана..
If these same people were to have climbed in a lion's den full of lions and were mauled and eaten alive........would it still be very sad? Serious question. I don't want you to think I'm being sarcastic or anything facetious at all.
May they all rest in peace. It seems like most climbers are in a hurry to reach the top therefore some just likely take un necessary risks either when going up or coming down. Maybe there should be a limit each day on how many can start their ascent like in bunches of 30 or 35 and the next bunch have to wait till all those in that bunch come back to camp 4. It's just too crowded on some of those slopes it looks like.
Esa montaña e igual que el K2 son los cementerios para los que tienen dinero , más altos del mundo, gastan una fortuna para ir a morir Ahí. No los entiendo, me fascinan las montañas, pero prefiero ver desde abajo su majestuosidad.
Imagine being in that queue just watching those two guys go and just stuck there. So many instincts must be screaming. All for a holding breath contest. If aliens ever came down I’d point them to there for some real human tragicomedy
They need to limit the amount of permits given out. Make it more exclusive and also clean up the mountain as much as possible. All the trash and dead bodies are damaging the mountain and environment. It’s only getting warmer and more dangerous
Can you please post ft. and inches I like viewing Everest reports. I am 82 years old and we didn't study the Metric system in England where I was born and raised. Now I live in Utah and have done for over 50 years I asked 2 of my Grandchildren who are 18 and 16 years old living in America if they studied the Metric System. They replied they do but use the ft.and inches in school.
The official height of Mount Everest is 29,031 feet and 7.5 inches (8,848.86 meters). Mount Everest's elevation was most recently established in 2020 by a joint survey conducted by China and Nepal. The new official height is 29,031 feet and 7.5 inches (8,848.86 meters), replacing the previous accepted height of 29,028 feet (8,848 meters). This new measurement is the result of advanced surveying techniques using traditional leveling methods as well as global navigation satellite systems (GNSS). There has been a long history of measuring and debating the exact height of Everest, with figures ranging from 29,002 feet to 29,035 feet over the past century and a half. The height is measured from the rock height, not just the snow and ice cap on top. However, the snow depth is also measured and accounted for in the final figure. I hope providing the height in feet and inches is helpful for you, given your background and where you live now. The metric system is commonly used for scientific measurements, but feet and inches are still widely used, especially for reporting on landmarks and geographic features.
Fewer than 500 climbing permits, resulting in 409 summits and 8 deaths in the 2024 climbing season. 80+ percent chance of summit, vs less than 2% chance of dying? It’s easy to see why those who have the means and the skill opt to do it. Even with the crowds at the top, it’s still a fairly exclusive club.
For the millions of us who have hiked at higher altitudes, even 11K or 12K (without oxygen), we know the importance of being free to keep your own pace. That does not appear possible on Everest.
Right. I would venture to guess the real pro mountaineers don’t even go back anymore. It’s an ego trip for the mindless people that take it on. In addition these mountains are alive & they’re not happy.
OMG! These fools go up the mountain, leave their trash even dead bodies all over the place. And you feel sorry for the families? WOW. Have you seen the amount of trash that is up there?
I do not know why people insist on climbing without supplemental oxygen. I feel saddened for the sherpas who lose their lives assisting climbers. Far too many people trying to climb at one time. Trash and human waste everywhere. Seems like a trend for people who have the money but little or no experience mountain climbing.
@@AlexinOsloGreat idea … does not only put the climber at risk, but also sherpas forced to follow solo climbers without oxygen … the sherpas having to carry the 8+ bottles of oxygen just in case … that could kill even more people … its not children going up there its adults … and adults have the right to make unwise decisions … and as everywhere they can be fatal.
They need to discourage the inexperienced types who've not ever climbed at high altitude previously. Climbers should need to have summitted at least two 6,000m+ peaks before they qualify for an Everest climbing permit. Serious mountaineers shouldn't have a problem with that.
It’s also why you sometimes get video clips that are just not related to the narrative being told… absolutely awful. These are about views, subscribers and monetisation… with very very little creator input. Pathetic!
Sir Edmond Hillary was the 1 who made this a trend to keep climbing Everst. He wrote books and did TV interviews about it all. He likely made some good $ after he conquered Everest. Same with some of the climbers now as they make YT videos or documentaries for the $ and views.
Nepal govt should stop Everest summit trekking for at least 5 years till the environment settles, its looks like a fish market over there with these many tragic deaths . Base camp and other tours can continue. They are vulgarly exploiting and abusing the nature and destroying its sanctity. Lot of negativity spreading about Everest in western press. Time to take action. Tourism $$ are important but they should ensure the source itself is not destroyed. Just a suggestion.
But sure it's sad when people make videos and don't even narrate themselves. They gotta use some AI computer to do it f. For effort on that portion edition in such good job
Pour les francais : -Je pense que Inoxtag à du voir de près ou de loin ce moment la. Son périple à du etre très difficile mentalement d'ou sa grosse discrétion actuelle (juillet 2024)
They know the dangers, I wouldn’t do it for a million dollars. All that suffering and the intense cold just makes me cringe.
2024 wasn't as bad as 2023. Condolences to the families who lost someone and congratulations to the ones who fulfilled their dream.
There's too many people up there at one time.
One was too many the very first time 🤷🏾♂️. I get to be entertained by folk's stupidity which makes the day go by lovely so that's a plus. The man who was trying to raise money for the Gym member that died.......he gets a pass, I respect that.
No sherpas no 02? Seems Darwinian…
Oh. The Death Zone. Now l get it...🤔 🧗♂️
It is likely more will perish in the future because of the lines of people treading the path and the slow rate of ascent and descent increasing the time of climbers in the death zone.
true!
Plus, the more people climbing the more weight, vibration, etc. on the mountain.
FFS, I hate AI! I wondered at one point if I had this video on a loop. I don’t need telling more than once about the importance of making sure you prioritise planning and support on the world’s highest mountain, particularly in the death zone where oxygen and air pressure are so low it becomes impossible to sustain human life. Why do these types of video repeat the same info over and over? To make room for more adverts and more opportunities to monitorise the content?
That said, the video really brought home what a dangerous idea it is to climb Everest without bottled oxygen. Most of the deaths were people who had made this risky decision. If you’ve climbed previous 8km peaks and truly know what to expect and how *your* body reacts to oxygen starvation, you’re in a much better position to assess the risk. But these were people climbing Everest for the first time!
I noticed the same thing. It seems so lazy that thru don't even have a human read the script to make sure that the words and information are correct. They have an AI write and read the script and the channel owner can't be bothered to read the script or even watch the video before publishing. Ridiculous
@@MrsBees
Some people can’t read and an others are unintelligible. The video voice was redundant. They should’ve edited it.
Another side of the same coin:
As a person who doesn't speak English, this AI voice is more understandable for me than some "Joe" or "Tommy" reading with a strong accent.
Fun fact: Is more easy understand a Indian national - fluent in English the language; speaking English than a British national, those talk with a potato in the mouth. 😁
@@traveloasis8389I doubt someone unable to read and write is going to manage to negotiate through RUclips and not just create a channel, but upload to it and then figure out how their AI program works. Anyone who was in that position would be better off in life if they put their energy into learning to read and write. Plus, how would they know if their narrative was even correct?
@@Sokol10I do take that point and it’s about the only redeeming factor of AI. I’m from the north, it’s people in the south of the U.K. who speak with a potato in their mouth 😊.
I feel bad for all those poor sherpas
This is unacceptable. People are dying. This climb needs to be stopped. No one should be as callous as the climbers who climb past dead people. It’s not 3:02 normal.
Everest is no different than other mountains just more famous because of it's the highest. People risk their lives every day doing things. You just hear about the ones who died. Others have fulfill their dreams. Or didn't and still happy to go there. Climbing has risks but so does other things .
Also the taxes, permit fees etc contribute 10% in GDP of Nepal. Nepal govt is earning huge income from this, Also sherpas are running their homes
I don't think the people replying to you understand what you're saying but I do - someone dies in front of you on Everest, people literally climb over them and keep for the summit. Summit fever is disgusting. It makes people act like animals. That person who died in front of you could have easily been yourself. Everest reveals the monsters among men.
Also should mention how many sherpas lose their lives trying to recover the bodies of climbers who have tragically passed. About a third of all Everest deaths are sherpas. I have mad respect for the many climbers who don't summit because they don't feel well and decide not to push their luck, or even folks who just woke up on summit day with a "bad gut feeling" and deciding, against ALL of their being telling them to go to the summit, to instead stay put and prep for heading to lower camp. It's obviously impossible to say if they would have, without doubt, have passed away if they didn't change their mind, BUT we can say with certainty that they didn't needlessly put the lives of many sherpas and others at risk just because they went against better judgment to summit. Every rescue and every recovery operation endangers the lives of so many locals, and a massive majority of sherpa deaths occur when trying to recover a climber's body. Sometimes a sherpa dies trying to recover a climber, and another sherpa dies trying to recover either of those bodies, and then - after SEVERAL needless deaths - it is decided to forfeit the recovery attempt and let where they lie be their grave.
@@ImNotHere222 well it could be too dangerous to take the body down the mountain you're putting not only yourself at risk but possibly others
😮Гора пустит не всех, но все же.. Подняться ето большой подвиг, а спуститися с гори ето еще больше подвиг.. Аплодисменти етим смелим людям, которые прошли через жесточайшие испитания чтоб взобраться 🎉.. 😊На ети гори буду смотреть с екрана..
Very sad... RIP 🙏
If these same people were to have climbed in a lion's den full of lions and were mauled and eaten alive........would it still be very sad? Serious question. I don't want you to think I'm being sarcastic or anything facetious at all.
May they all rest in peace. It seems like most climbers are in a hurry to reach the top therefore some just likely take un necessary risks either when going up or coming down. Maybe there should be a limit each day on how many can start their ascent like in bunches of 30 or 35 and the next bunch have to wait till all those in that bunch come back to camp 4. It's just too crowded on some of those slopes it looks like.
Bold and risky endeavor.... that's one way to describe it
Most tragedy takes place during descent..
Esa montaña e igual que el K2 son los cementerios para los que tienen dinero , más altos del mundo, gastan una fortuna para ir a morir Ahí. No los entiendo, me fascinan las montañas, pero prefiero ver desde abajo su majestuosidad.
🙏R.I.P
Imagine being in that queue just watching those two guys go and just stuck there. So many instincts must be screaming. All for a holding breath contest. If aliens ever came down I’d point them to there for some real human tragicomedy
Very amazing that there are places on earth above the oxygen line!
... "One of the climbers who lost his life was two Mongolian climbers" 🤔🤔🤔???
They need to limit the amount of permits given out. Make it more exclusive and also clean up the mountain as much as possible. All the trash and dead bodies are damaging the mountain and environment. It’s only getting warmer and more dangerous
Can you please post ft. and inches I like viewing Everest reports. I am 82 years old and we didn't study the Metric system in England where I was born and raised. Now I live in Utah and have done for over 50 years I asked 2 of my Grandchildren who are 18 and 16 years old living in America if they studied the Metric System. They replied they do but use the ft.and inches in school.
The official height of Mount Everest is 29,031 feet and 7.5 inches (8,848.86 meters).
Mount Everest's elevation was most recently established in 2020 by a joint survey conducted by China and Nepal.
The new official height is 29,031 feet and 7.5 inches (8,848.86 meters), replacing the previous accepted height of 29,028 feet (8,848 meters).
This new measurement is the result of advanced surveying techniques using traditional leveling methods as well as global navigation satellite systems (GNSS).
There has been a long history of measuring and debating the exact height of Everest, with figures ranging from 29,002 feet to 29,035 feet over the past century and a half.
The height is measured from the rock height, not just the snow and ice cap on top. However, the snow depth is also measured and accounted for in the final figure.
I hope providing the height in feet and inches is helpful for you, given your background and where you live now. The metric system is commonly used for scientific measurements, but feet and inches are still widely used, especially for reporting on landmarks and geographic features.
Most publish both. Just watching these videos I'm getting better at meters.
Millions of other viewers have no clue about the non metric system … both would be an option …
@Everestexpedi And Everest keeps getting higher every year. Everest grows a faction of an inch every year because of tectonic plates.
@@GanymedeXD Majority of world population use Metric System, so the way is put subtitles in the videos with Imperial System, or vice versa.
Fewer than 500 climbing permits, resulting in 409 summits and 8 deaths in the 2024 climbing season. 80+ percent chance of summit, vs less than 2% chance of dying? It’s easy to see why those who have the means and the skill opt to do it. Even with the crowds at the top, it’s still a fairly exclusive club.
For the millions of us who have hiked at higher altitudes, even 11K or 12K (without oxygen), we know the importance of being free to keep your own pace. That does not appear possible on Everest.
There’s so many people that Everest has lost its prestige. It’s mystique.
Right. I would venture to guess the real pro mountaineers don’t even go back anymore. It’s an ego trip for the mindless people that take it on. In addition these mountains are alive & they’re not happy.
OMG! These fools go up the mountain, leave their trash even dead bodies all over the place. And you feel sorry for the families? WOW. Have you seen the amount of trash that is up there?
You know how stupid you sound ???
I do not know why people insist on climbing without supplemental oxygen. I feel saddened for the sherpas who lose their lives assisting climbers. Far too many people trying to climb at one time. Trash and human waste everywhere. Seems like a trend for people who have the money but little or no experience mountain climbing.
Правильно говорите, даже добавить нечего.
Sherpa guides should not be an option and the sherpas should have oxygen ready for those opting to go without supplemental oxygen.
without sherpas is nearly impossible to climb
@@hammadshahid990 I meant that they should not be optional: they should be required with all climbers.
@@AlexinOsloGreat idea … does not only put the climber at risk, but also sherpas forced to follow solo climbers without oxygen … the sherpas having to carry the 8+ bottles of oxygen just in case … that could kill even more people … its not children going up there its adults … and adults have the right to make unwise decisions … and as everywhere they can be fatal.
@@GanymedeXD Then make the permits $100K so they can limit the numbers and afford trash and fail climber cleanup. The mountain is taking a beating.
They need to discourage the inexperienced types who've not ever climbed at high altitude previously. Climbers should need to have summitted at least two 6,000m+ peaks before they qualify for an Everest climbing permit.
Serious mountaineers shouldn't have a problem with that.
Eight five hundred M huh? I despise these AI narrated videos.
It’s also why you sometimes get video clips that are just not related to the narrative being told… absolutely awful. These are about views, subscribers and monetisation… with very very little creator input. Pathetic!
Beautiful carefully to all bro ❤❤
Is this narrated by AI?
Sir Edmond Hillary was the 1 who made this a trend to keep climbing Everst. He wrote books and did TV interviews about it all. He likely made some good $ after he conquered Everest. Same with some of the climbers now as they make YT videos or documentaries for the $ and views.
Conquered Everest? No, he just didnt die.
This is the result when money and danger collide
Nepal govt should stop Everest summit trekking for at least 5 years till the environment settles, its looks like a fish market over there with these many tragic deaths . Base camp and other tours can continue.
They are vulgarly exploiting and abusing the nature and destroying its sanctity. Lot of negativity spreading about Everest in western press. Time to take action.
Tourism $$ are important but they should ensure the source itself is not destroyed. Just a suggestion.
ya think you could highlight the Mongolian's non experience just a little bit more
Poor Everest...
😢😢😢
No oxygen is a huge gamble. Not too smart
But sure it's sad when people make videos and don't even narrate themselves. They gotta use some AI computer to do it f. For effort on that portion edition in such good job
Hi
Pour les francais :
-Je pense que Inoxtag à du voir de près ou de loin ce moment la.
Son périple à du etre très difficile mentalement d'ou sa grosse discrétion actuelle (juillet 2024)
Kilka metrów dzieliło Pateca od tragedii, porąbana sprawa sheesh
Зачем они туда лезут?
AI generated script and voiced video. Created to generate income for the channel owner. 👎
En français on fait comment ???
This is not read by a real person. I think this is read by AI. It’s pretty good but I can tell
Your video is too hard to watch because of the words across the bottom like closed captioning. Why would you do that?
Y’all find a problem with everything so annoying find another video that doesn’t have words and shut up!
@patecwariatec1 widzę cię, stoisz w kolejce ❤
This is not read by a real person. I think this is read by AI. It’s pretty good but I can tell