I am Nepali and I wish my government wouldn't get so greedy and give out permits to everyone and their grandmother. We need to massively curtail the number of climbers allowed each season to preserve the beautiful mountain and prevent incidents like these.
@@vanzell1912it’s their main source of revenue it would destroy their economy is they didn’t sell permits. You clearly do not understand. I agree they need to limit the number though.
I know it's not your governments fault that people are stupid... but I do agree that they should be much more strict about who they allow to climb Everest .... a person should only be allowed to climb if they have a certain level of experience as a climber & that should be a very strict high level... otherwise they don't get a permit no matter how much money they have to offer...
The only thing missing from this "Shocking Video of Summit Accident" is a shocking video of a summit accident. Should be titled "Non-Shocking Video of Climbers on Everest".
The 2 folks dangling, fighting to get back up, had just seen the British lad, and his Sherpa, fall to their deaths. We're witnessing them pulling themselves up from the same fate. One is in red; the other dons a blue parka. It's a video of before, and after the cornice falling.
@@dawid1803 When it happened, I read that the snow/ice cornice gave way. I, too, am curious about the minute details. Surely, one of the folks up there has released that precise info. to a news station, or via their social media. The answers are most certainly on-line, we need to search.
Everyone setting foot on that mountain should be required to remove their own trash and waste as part of the permit or go to jail. Garbage and human waste destroying a sacred mountain for ego and a selfie. It is not impressive it is grotesque
wym not experienced the sherpa that lost his life was probably the best out there from the 8k and they died only because when the cornice collapsed they werent attached to any lines , cause they went to go past someone
If he showed the collapse it could be taken down. Guess you didn’t see how bad the after effects were in the video. If you knew more about Everest you might see how bad it actually is.
The person who took the video, malla.mountaineer, has not posted the video of the actual collapse. I assume they weren't filming at the time of the collapse, or perhaps they thought it would be disrepectful to put up.
I wouldn't want to stand there idly for so long on these exposed snow cornices! It looks so dangerous, no experienced high alpinist would do something like that, which the Everst tourists are forced to do because of their numbers.
All that effort and all that money to join a massive traffic jam of humanity, egos and questionable fitness at the top of the world. And 7 people this year alone that paid the ultimate price for their passion. Was it all worth it?
A big issue I see is that hardly anyone is carrying ice axes anymore. That one climber struggling in this video would have had a much easier time if he had one.
The snow is softer this year, per a long-time Everest climber, via their IG page. Stated it felt different, than other years. They were too shocked to grab their axe. Surely they had them, or dropped, when the cornice fell.
@@JustMeELC true, but a true mountain climber always carries an ice axe in winter weather conditions. Also, true mountain climbers practice self-arrests in safe situations, so that when they are in a bad spot, their muscle memory knows what to do. Everest never ever should have been turned into this tourist destination. It kinda makes me laugh when I read how people train at their gyms and on their stair-masters, cuz that is nowhere near functioning in those high altitudes. I get a headache just at 12K feet, I couldn’t imagine the splitting headache one gets at 3 times that height.
I have no respect for these climbers, most of them are just tourists, it’s a big payday for the organisers.. then have the audacity to leave all their shit behind… leave the mountain alone… it’s not that bigger deal anymore climbing Everest…
The Nepalese government needs to stop handing out as many permits as they do. This will be a repeating tragedy until they make the decision to limit the amount of permits allowed. RIP to those who will never leave Everest.
@@kayla1245768 Same principle of those who are scared of everything trying to prevent others enjoying personal choice and freedom. I don't need education, fortunately I was not a born whinger trying to stop other people doing stuff.
Well said. I was seeing and thinking the very same thing. Like standing in line at a Starbuck’s to pay for an over-priced and questionable drink of over-roasted and burnt coffee.
I'm not a climber but I've always wondered how those snow cornices hold up under all the weight and vibration of hundreds of individuals. I understand it's more ice than snow but it's still hardly what I would consider structurally rated for large groups of people, especially over and over again. I'm surprised this hasn't happened before on Everest. I've heard of climbers falling when cornices collapse on other peaks and whenever I look at those long lines of people, I shiver and not because of how cold it is. While I have no dog in this fight, it would make sense to limit the number of people on the mountain at any given time but, as hurryingman9071 points out, money drives everything.
@@shadetreader “Society allowing” people to have a lot of money?? So you do not believe individuals should be “allowed” to have as much money as they can earn or are given?? Well good thing “society” as a whole isn’t communist. I do believe people have the right to earn and keep as much money as they want. I have a good life work hard for my money and technical have much more than I “need” to live, but everything I own I’ve worked for and nobody is going to be taking what I’ve earned except the taxes I’m required to pay and nobody will be telling me what I can and cannot do with dollars I work for.
It’s getting worse. Too many people. Government needs to stop taking money in , it’s an enormous amount of revenue but at this rate the Mountain will soon be a legend of death.
I'm glad i live in a Welsh village where such heavy footfall doesn't occur!! Looks a nightmare & the smell of Poo & swathes of litter in the camps makes me want to sing "men of Harlech"
Humans queing and hindering each other in the death zone on dangerous path. The amount of people should be regulated. The que to the summit reminds me on Lemmings. 💓🙏🏻💓
it is regulated. there were only around 400 permits in 2024 and ques are due to that you will only get couple of days druing a year that climbing its not that risky
ils font la queue pour monter et descendre et il parait que ce sont des gens intelligents qui payent près de 100 000 € pour faire ça ! quelle tristesse .
I’m always shocked to see these long lines of people, like a Disneyland ride. I always imagine just 2 or 3 climbers. I read of the problems, including all the garbage left behind. Hope the locals and the government can come up with a better management plan.
In my opinion, no. Even if an ordinary-size parachute would work, you'd need extraordinarily still air for accurate landing on such a small target. I think there are too many "extraordinaries" needed...
Can someone explain please, if only 500 permits a year are issued, how come there are such crowds every day? Assuming 100 people a day reach the summit, 50 days a year the weather permits, it is still 5000?
Because climbers don't summit everyday of the Everest climbing season. Everything depends on the weather. If the weather cooperates summit attempts can be spread evenly throughout the season. If the weather doesn't play ball summit attempts are squeezed into less opportunities causing crowding.
@@John-mi2rt How many days a year are viable for climbing? On each video, I see st least 40-50 people, all of them want to get to summit before dark. So I still don't understand... The recent video in Daily Mail of Everest climbers shows simultaneosly more than a hundred people. My guess is it is 500 GROUPS that get permits, not 500 individuals?
@@John-mi2rt That's my point: if I see 120 people in one photo, does this mean that only 5 days a year are climbable? I don't think so...the claim about 500 permits a year seems to be relating to 500 GROUPS a year? Again, I don't have any opinion on this, I just want to understand.
I always hope for no deaths, knowing full well there will be some. I'm obsessed with mountaineering, though I'm disabled and can't climb myself. Still, I don't think I would ever try for any of the highest/most technically difficult peaks. If there's a zero percent chance that nobody will die, that is too dangerous for me. If permits were limited though, and there were no more bottlenecks, and no more people climbing alone/without sherpa, I think most deaths would be avoided.
The garbage I seen on videos on the various camps on mountain was just abhorrent. It was so disgusting. The climbing teams need to be responsible for removing their garbage. If they do not show that their garbage has been removed they need to be fined and have all future privileges revoked. Safety is obviously not a concern with the lineups strung out on the mountain. The climbing community should work either way the government to come to a consensus on a max number of permits each climbing season.
World’s highest Garbage dump‼️ Congratulations to another sad World-Record of Mankind 👏🏼!!!. All condolences & best wishes to the Sherpa’s & their families up there 🙏🏼‼️😔 PS: around the last week, they started to clean up the base-camp & they found two dead bodies and one skeleton … 😳 … and this only @ the main-camp (minimum height to start for all the peak-fevered & super rich weirdo’s) that’s so insane! 😞✌🏼🙏🏼
You do know the Sherpas are equally responsible for creating this ' World's highest Garbage dump' They did carry all the shit onto the mountain. I don't understand how the majority of people free them from blame.
@@John-mi2rt Because they almost have only two options. To do this job, only they can do with their unique skills or instead living a very poor life. Solution: all the rich tourists should pay way much more to them, that it is okay for this great guys to clean minimum the main-camps/station’s. Like paying a flat-rate before all the other expensive things to start this tourism-adventurer’s! The best solution would be that all who wanna climb, must clean the base camp ⛺️🔝‼️ ✌🏼
They’ve got to start restricting access to this mountain. Just because you can get any ole Joe to the summit doesn’t mean you should. Have some respect for the mountain and the Nepalese people.
"I watched as dangling climbers struggled to pull themselves up to safe ground" Really?!... Safe ground is the coffee shop at the Welcome center, those thrill seekers are completely unhinged and unsafe atop Mt. Everest, or so I've heard..
I have Zero sympathy for Bucket list inexperienced climbers who loose their lives and put others at Risk climbing the Mountain. I find it quite disgusting.. 🙄
How utterly and totally stupid.I cannot think of anything worse than being in that que. As I write this I look out across the Glen from my house and see deserted unclimbed clearly difficult rock faces.No one has ever been near them yet 40 miles away as I write visitors will be queing all the way up and down Ben Nevis!
I’m seeing double file of almost 30 climbers in gear on the same cornice, on one of the warmest days of the low-snow season, after a fresh snowfall… atrocious, mindless, unacceptable
To see so many climbers standing in line, clinging to the same rope. A heavy gust of wind, a collapsing cornice, a heart attack/stroke... If you lose your balance, it's natural to grab something to hold on to, including the person standing next to you. How many people can that single rope support if they all fall together?
I think the same about the rope when I watch Everest videos. The rope is attached with rock anchors and ice screws. There is now way the attachment points would hold even several falling people not talking about several dozens.
That's to be expected; you always fall on the way down. How many people fall/die climbing up a flight of stairs? I only know of one, Joe Biden. Not only is it more difficult on the legs coming down, it's also visually more intimidating. On the way up, you're looking straight ahead or up toward the sky. The treacherous nature of the climb is behind and below you, out of sight. On the way down, you're forced to look straight down. The steepness is evident and overwhelming and must be disorientating to unprofessional climbers.
Conga line up and down the mountain. Ridiculous example of sheer greed and commercialization turning what was a noble endeavor into a cheap carnival ride for the rich and vain.
Hope one day we could able to use powerful robotic to search and rescue mission with sherpa.Also,we able to invent advance technology robotic to clean up all the rubbish .Also,hope someday an advance tech company to invent a powerful robotic or drone to rescue missing climber.
People don't understand the 2 men climbing up the rope as the rest of the climbers stood still looking away, fell off the cornice that collapsed and where about to fall thousands of feet. They actually did lose 2 lives in that incident. We are seeing the 2 who escaped. So yes, this was bad to see but "shocking", no. Clickbaity- Yes! It just hurts to see all those men starring off as 2 men fight for their lives but I also understand the situation. It's just not an area where help can actually help.
My voice will never count here. But having that many people go to the summit is crazy at one time. Minimize the package that goes to the summit at one time. 15 per summit rather 100s few fatalities maybe?
@thespecialist9467 The International Hairdressers Expedition on Everest spoke briefly about the condition of the Hillary step, and how it affected their attempts to summit, if they hadn't used the last of their heavy oxygen supplies just to keep the hair dyers going the result may have been completely different.
I had this overwhelming urge to climb cliffs and summit mountains for no particular reason other than they are there. And did so at every opportunity. Or at least I climbed the cliffs and hills behind my home in a small mining town in the mountains. Fell off a few as well. Until I was about 8 years old and figured out it was a pretty stupid thing to do. What a waste.
The Nepal government should close the mount everest for upto 4 years so that no one goes there and litter it with trash and poop. This mountain holds most significance as its the tallest one of all the other mountains and is a unique geological wonder and whole world must respect this and the integrity of this giant. Also they can get help of DJi drones or any other company drones to collect all the litters from that mountain and clean it for good as its also the main glacier people use its water through rivers. Nepal should not give permits to all the people to climb this insensibly
The kumbu ice fall looks different The valley above the ice fall was not the same Huge cravas are forming in that valley That's not good We have been saying for the last 3 years You can't have that many people on the traverse it's not safe
To all the people here who want climbers banned or numbers restricted, keep jumping up and down, government will eventually take away our freedoms and make Asian countries nanny states like the West. I have a better idea - if you think it's too dangerous, stay at home safely settled in on your sofa
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I am Nepali and I wish my government wouldn't get so greedy and give out permits to everyone and their grandmother. We need to massively curtail the number of climbers allowed each season to preserve the beautiful mountain and prevent incidents like these.
Nepal should just shut the mountain down permanently. The money they make doesn’t really make a big difference to the nation.
@@vanzell1912it’s their main source of revenue it would destroy their economy is they didn’t sell permits. You clearly do not understand. I agree they need to limit the number though.
I think the mountain should be left to stand tall and quiet and beautiful - without all the human "garbage".
I know it's not your governments fault that people are stupid... but I do agree that they should be much more strict about who they allow to climb Everest .... a person should only be allowed to climb if they have a certain level of experience as a climber & that should be a very strict high level... otherwise they don't get a permit no matter how much money they have to offer...
I love Nepal
The only thing missing from this "Shocking Video of Summit Accident" is a shocking video of a summit accident. Should be titled "Non-Shocking Video of Climbers on Everest".
The 2 folks dangling, fighting to get back up, had just seen the British lad, and his Sherpa, fall to their deaths.
We're witnessing them pulling themselves up from the same fate.
One is in red; the other dons a blue parka.
It's a video of before, and after the cornice falling.
I was wondering what happened here. Thanks for clarifying that ❤ and I think your choice of the new title is spot on
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When it happened,
I read that the snow/ice cornice gave way.
I, too, am curious about the minute details.
Surely, one of the folks up there has released that precise info. to a news station, or via their social media.
The answers are most certainly on-line, we need to search.
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Everyone setting foot on that mountain should be required to remove their own trash and waste as part of the permit or go to jail. Garbage and human waste destroying a sacred mountain for ego and a selfie. It is not impressive it is grotesque
Agreed. It's a sacred place and all climbing should cease until all the bodies and rubbish has been removed.
Or...and here's an idea, the money paid to the Nepalese government for mountain cleaning, should be used for mountain cleaning? Not embezzled.
nepal gets 11 000 dollars per permit, maybe they should take care of their mountains?
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It's absolute madness to let so many people climb together because it increases the danger
It's truly sad how many inexperienced climbers cause death for so many. Only the most experienced should be allowed to climb and keep all their trash.
How would experience keep the ground from falling away under them?
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This was the IG poster's fifth time climbing Everest, and stated this year the snow felt "different/softer".
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wym not experienced the sherpa that lost his life was probably the best out there from the 8k and they died only because when the cornice collapsed they werent attached to any lines , cause they went to go past someone
video doesn’t show jack shit
glad i read your comment first and clicked out
If he showed the collapse it could be taken down. Guess you didn’t see how bad the after effects were in the video. If you knew more about Everest you might see how bad it actually is.
I believe Jack Shit was the second dude climbing back up the collapse.
1:15 shows a red climber and blue climber pulling themselves up out of the broken cornice.
The person who took the video, malla.mountaineer, has not posted the video of the actual collapse. I assume they weren't filming at the time of the collapse, or perhaps they thought it would be disrepectful to put up.
I wouldn't want to stand there idly for so long on these exposed snow cornices! It looks so dangerous, no experienced high alpinist would do something like that, which the Everst tourists are forced to do because of their numbers.
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All that effort and all that money to join a massive traffic jam of humanity, egos and questionable fitness at the top of the world. And 7 people this year alone that paid the ultimate price for their passion. Was it all worth it?
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A big issue I see is that hardly anyone is carrying ice axes anymore. That one climber struggling in this video would have had a much easier time if he had one.
Seriously lol Ice axes can't solve the issue of what a shameless circus the mountain has become ugh 🙄
@@JustMeELC no shit sherlock that horse has been beaten dead and he's not coming back to life everybody knows about the congestion
The snow is softer this year,
per a long-time Everest climber,
via their IG page.
Stated it felt different, than other years.
They were too shocked to grab their axe. Surely they had them, or dropped, when the cornice fell.
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@@JustMeELC true, but a true mountain climber always carries an ice axe in winter weather conditions. Also, true mountain climbers practice self-arrests in safe situations, so that when they are in a bad spot, their muscle memory knows what to do.
Everest never ever should have been turned into this tourist destination. It kinda makes me laugh when I read how people train at their gyms and on their stair-masters, cuz that is nowhere near functioning in those high altitudes.
I get a headache just at 12K feet, I couldn’t imagine the splitting headache one gets at 3 times that height.
I have no respect for these climbers, most of them are just tourists, it’s a big payday for the organisers.. then have the audacity to leave all their shit behind… leave the mountain alone… it’s not that bigger deal anymore climbing Everest…
Then go climb it since its not that big of a deal
The Nepalese government needs to stop handing out as many permits as they do. This will be a repeating tragedy until they make the decision to limit the amount of permits allowed. RIP to those who will never leave Everest.
Never gonna happen. It’s their number one revenue stream !!
@@aaronklingensmith8316 oh I know know. But they should.
@@kayla1245768 Oooh yeah, they should stop us swimming in the sea too, that's pretty dangerous
@@paulietv2162 lol you compare swimming in the sea to climbing in the death zone with little experience in high altitude climbing. You need education.
@@kayla1245768 Same principle of those who are scared of everything trying to prevent others enjoying personal choice and freedom. I don't need education, fortunately I was not a born whinger trying to stop other people doing stuff.
It’s become about as unique and prestigious as a trip to Starbucks. Queue up for a bagel … or the summit.
Well said. I was seeing and thinking the very same thing. Like standing in line at a Starbuck’s to pay for an over-priced and questionable drink of over-roasted and burnt coffee.
I'm not a climber but I've always wondered how those snow cornices hold up under all the weight and vibration of hundreds of individuals. I understand it's more ice than snow but it's still hardly what I would consider structurally rated for large groups of people, especially over and over again. I'm surprised this hasn't happened before on Everest. I've heard of climbers falling when cornices collapse on other peaks and whenever I look at those long lines of people, I shiver and not because of how cold it is. While I have no dog in this fight, it would make sense to limit the number of people on the mountain at any given time but, as hurryingman9071 points out, money drives everything.
Well said
Very well stated. How long a cornice holds up is truly a game of Russian roulette.
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This mess is the inevitable result of society allowing some people to have far more money than they need.
@@shadetreader “Society allowing” people to have a lot of money?? So you do not believe individuals should be “allowed” to have as much money as they can earn or are given?? Well good thing “society” as a whole isn’t communist. I do believe people have the right to earn and keep as much money as they want. I have a good life work hard for my money and technical have much more than I “need” to live, but everything I own I’ve worked for and nobody is going to be taking what I’ve earned except the taxes I’m required to pay and nobody will be telling me what I can and cannot do with dollars I work for.
It’s getting worse. Too many people. Government needs to stop taking money in , it’s an enormous amount of revenue but at this rate the Mountain will soon be a legend of death.
Any government refusing money? Have you gone insane! ;-)
Too many people ON EARTH. Period.
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@@chrishebert5672 Years ago but yeh that’s insane thinking I know
Its not that many as you think actually. Its like few hundreds per year that go into that mountain, and less than 1/3 of it that make it to the 7k+
Some places on earth aren't meant for humans to destroy. Too many people....
Patec from Poland is in pink!
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@patecwariatec1 0:54 to chyba ty, i ten moment co opowiadales?
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It’s about money now they don’t care
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0:56 the guy in pink is a giant
Alll those egos in one place 🙄
Time for a storm...
No one helping. Unbelievable.
@@Sean-nr3nstrying to stay safe isn’t crazy.
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Traffic jam on Mount Everest 😂
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I'm glad i live in a Welsh village where such heavy footfall doesn't occur!! Looks a nightmare & the smell of Poo & swathes of litter in the camps makes me want to sing "men of Harlech"
Humans queing and hindering each other in the death zone on dangerous path.
The amount of people should be regulated.
The que to the summit reminds me on Lemmings. 💓🙏🏻💓
Why do you want to control peoples lives? Who are you to say who can and cannot follow their dream of climbing Everest?
it is regulated. there were only around 400 permits in 2024 and ques are due to that you will only get couple of days druing a year that climbing its not that risky
To jest ta sytuacja o której opowiadał Patec? Co spadł ten Dan i ten silny sherpa?
Tak! I Pateca w różowym kostiumie widać
Mother nature is hungry
Mount Everest will always show its dominance over any climber and $. Peace and strength to all who climb.
Is this a line outside MacDonalds?
They are going for duble chees
ils font la queue pour monter et descendre et il parait que ce sont des gens intelligents qui payent près de 100 000 € pour faire ça ! quelle tristesse .
€ 100.000 !? C'est vrai?
Wow! Thank you for sharing!
I’m always shocked to see these long lines of people, like a Disneyland ride. I always imagine just 2 or 3 climbers. I read of the problems, including all the garbage left behind. Hope the locals and the government can come up with a better management plan.
Thats the point where our Cheruiyot Kirui died... Still heart broken as a Kenyan
Would it be possible to parachute from a plane onto the top of Everest?
In my opinion, no. Even if an ordinary-size parachute would work, you'd need extraordinarily still air for accurate landing on such a small target. I think there are too many "extraordinaries" needed...
You are in the jet stream. It would be incredibly difficult. Someone did land a souped up helicopter on the summit though.
Can someone explain please, if only 500 permits a year are issued, how come there are such crowds every day? Assuming 100 people a day reach the summit, 50 days a year the weather permits, it is still 5000?
Because climbers don't summit everyday of the Everest climbing season. Everything depends on the weather. If the weather cooperates summit attempts can be spread evenly throughout the season. If the weather doesn't play ball summit attempts are squeezed into less opportunities causing crowding.
@@John-mi2rt How many days a year are viable for climbing? On each video, I see st least 40-50 people, all of them want to get to summit before dark. So I still don't understand... The recent video in Daily Mail of Everest climbers shows simultaneosly more than a hundred people.
My guess is it is 500 GROUPS that get permits, not 500 individuals?
@@MishaSkripach Yes roughly 2000 people tried in 2024 from March - May. After acclimitization summit attempts occur usually in mid May.
@@John-mi2rt That's my point: if I see 120 people in one photo, does this mean that only 5 days a year are climbable? I don't think so...the claim about 500 permits a year seems to be relating to 500 GROUPS a year?
Again, I don't have any opinion on this, I just want to understand.
@@John-mi2rt 2000 looks more realistic, of course.
The sherpas do all the work, how about the first few that set the ropes and ladders, now those were climbers
The ropes are replaced periodically as they disintegrate.
Madness and greed. Fatal combination
That lineup of inexperienced climbers is a total disgrace to mountaineering.
Sadly, an open wallet opens all doors.
0:50 patec w różowym kombinezonie xd?
Tak 😊
I always hope for no deaths, knowing full well there will be some. I'm obsessed with mountaineering, though I'm disabled and can't climb myself. Still, I don't think I would ever try for any of the highest/most technically difficult peaks. If there's a zero percent chance that nobody will die, that is too dangerous for me. If permits were limited though, and there were no more bottlenecks, and no more people climbing alone/without sherpa, I think most deaths would be avoided.
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Following some tips from my brother turned into a decent win last month. Ever had a win that felt extra sweet because it came from a tip
There’s no place less attractive than standing at the top of the world with fifty other people. But thanks for the pictures.
Ej patec tam jest w rozowym kombinezonie
The garbage I seen on videos on the various camps on mountain was just abhorrent. It was so disgusting. The climbing teams need to be responsible for removing their garbage. If they do not show that their garbage has been removed they need to be fined and have all future privileges revoked. Safety is obviously not a concern with the lineups strung out on the mountain. The climbing community should work either way the government to come to a consensus on a max number of permits each climbing season.
Have seen....
For how long can a person climb the mountains?
Everest will become all the more popular, once the National Trust have built their new cafe on its summit.
Czy w tym różowym to nie Pateck czasem
No xD
Tak
Na jego ostatnim filmiku mówił, że tam zginął w tej sytuacji jego szerpa
@@krzysztofnajda395 nie jego chłopie tylko jakiegoś innego randomowego turysty xD
World’s highest Garbage dump‼️
Congratulations to another sad World-Record of Mankind 👏🏼!!!.
All condolences & best wishes to the Sherpa’s & their families up there 🙏🏼‼️😔
PS: around the last week, they started to clean up the base-camp & they found two dead bodies and one skeleton … 😳 … and this only @ the main-camp (minimum height to start for all the peak-fevered & super rich weirdo’s) that’s so insane! 😞✌🏼🙏🏼
You do know the Sherpas are equally responsible for creating this ' World's highest Garbage dump' They did carry all the shit onto the mountain. I don't understand how the majority of people free them from blame.
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Because they almost have only two options. To do this job, only they can do with their unique skills or instead living a very poor life.
Solution:
all the rich tourists should pay way much more to them, that it is okay for this great guys to clean minimum the main-camps/station’s. Like paying a flat-rate before all the other expensive things to start this tourism-adventurer’s!
The best solution would be that all who wanna climb, must clean the base camp ⛺️🔝‼️
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Sherpas do all the work. May as well pay them to carry you up there
You have no idea what you're talking about cause you've never been there, so shut your mouth ^^
They’ve got to start restricting access to this mountain. Just because you can get any ole Joe to the summit doesn’t mean you should. Have some respect for the mountain and the Nepalese people.
Weird how they are just standing there where it’s collapsed. They got summit fever so they stay instead of leaving. Their wits are dull as well.
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Rather, they have nowhere to go. They have to wait until they pull in those who have fallen, there is no other way.
How pathetic to see these ego maniacs queueing to get to the summit!
It's stuff like this that makes people hate the internet
"I watched as dangling climbers struggled to pull themselves up to safe ground" Really?!... Safe ground is the coffee shop at the Welcome center, those thrill seekers are completely unhinged and unsafe atop Mt. Everest, or so I've heard..
What is the need of climbing. World is beautiful on ground and safe 😊😊😊😊
I have Zero sympathy for Bucket list inexperienced climbers who loose their lives and put others at Risk climbing the Mountain.
I find it quite disgusting.. 🙄
I stick to for the most part; it's easy and I don't have to think too hard. What's your go-to for a relaxed gaming session
Thats not Everest. That's Space Mountain at Disneyland.
Too many permits. This has got to end.
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All of this is stolen from the Explorers Web article you "quoted" in the description. You did not write ANY of it.
THIS IS ALL PLAGIARISED!!
Clickbait rubbish
How utterly and totally stupid.I cannot think of anything worse than being in that que.
As I write this I look out across the Glen from my house and see deserted unclimbed clearly difficult rock faces.No one has ever been near them yet 40 miles away as I write visitors will be queing all the way up and down Ben Nevis!
I’m seeing double file of almost 30 climbers in gear on the same cornice, on one of the warmest days of the low-snow season, after a fresh snowfall… atrocious, mindless, unacceptable
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To see so many climbers standing in line, clinging to the same rope. A heavy gust of wind, a collapsing cornice, a heart attack/stroke... If you lose your balance, it's natural to grab something to hold on to, including the person standing next to you. How many people can that single rope support if they all fall together?
I think the same about the rope when I watch Everest videos. The rope is attached with rock anchors and ice screws. There is now way the attachment points would hold even several falling people not talking about several dozens.
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What a pathetic display of vanity shown by these "climbers".
PS I might have "liked" if I actually say any "Shocking Video".
Most are dying coming back down rather than going up.
That's to be expected; you always fall on the way down. How many people fall/die climbing up a flight of stairs? I only know of one, Joe Biden. Not only is it more difficult on the legs coming down, it's also visually more intimidating. On the way up, you're looking straight ahead or up toward the sky. The treacherous nature of the climb is behind and below you, out of sight. On the way down, you're forced to look straight down. The steepness is evident and overwhelming and must be disorientating to unprofessional climbers.
Conga line up and down the mountain. Ridiculous example of sheer greed and commercialization turning what was a noble endeavor into a cheap carnival ride for the rich and vain.
Hope one day we could able to use powerful robotic to search and rescue mission with sherpa.Also,we able to invent advance technology robotic to clean up all the rubbish .Also,hope someday an advance tech company to invent a powerful robotic or drone to rescue missing climber.
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People don't understand the 2 men climbing up the rope as the rest of the climbers stood still looking away, fell off the cornice that collapsed and where about to fall thousands of feet. They actually did lose 2 lives in that incident. We are seeing the 2 who escaped. So yes, this was bad to see but "shocking", no. Clickbaity- Yes! It just hurts to see all those men starring off as 2 men fight for their lives but I also understand the situation. It's just not an area where help can actually help.
My voice will never count here. But having that many people go to the summit is crazy at one time. Minimize the package that goes to the summit at one time. 15 per summit rather 100s few fatalities maybe?
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Those lines give me claustrophobia
I'm looking at the mountain at 1:44 and it all looks broken, so wait long enough and it will just fall apart.
You just dk mountains then lol, thats just the Hillary step
@thespecialist9467 The International Hairdressers Expedition on Everest spoke briefly about the condition of the Hillary step, and how it affected their attempts to summit, if they hadn't used the last of their heavy oxygen supplies just to keep the hair dyers going the result may have been completely different.
I had this overwhelming urge to climb cliffs and summit mountains for no particular reason other than they are there. And did so at every opportunity. Or at least I climbed the cliffs and hills behind my home in a small mining town in the mountains. Fell off a few as well. Until I was about 8 years old and figured out it was a pretty stupid thing to do. What a waste.
The Nepal government should close the mount everest for upto 4 years so that no one goes there and litter it with trash and poop.
This mountain holds most significance as its the tallest one of all the other mountains and is a unique geological wonder and whole world must respect this and the integrity of this giant.
Also they can get help of DJi drones or any other company drones to collect all the litters from that mountain and clean it for good as its also the main glacier people use its water through rivers.
Nepal should not give permits to all the people to climb this insensibly
I have no sympathy for these people who willingly risk their life's and the live's of the natives. All because they like to feed their big ego.
Inoxtag be here
Something is so wrong when people are queueing up like they at an amusement park.🙄
These are all narcissists and legends in their own minds…no one else cares.
What’s the point if even climbing up there
Ego
Disgusting climbing 🤮
I just don't get it
Very interesting.
The kumbu ice fall looks different
The valley above the ice fall was not the same
Huge cravas are forming in that valley
That's not good
We have been saying for the last 3 years
You can't have that many people on the traverse it's not safe
So tired of AI voice videos. Good content though.
Creator is Nepalese or tibetan, and everyone bitched about his accent in older videos 🤷♀️
0:13 dats my birthday 😂❤
😠 madness to the max!
I don't think there will be a South Col route next year.
It's all in the Game 50/50 % chance summiting/decent but than if you have 2 die u will no matter where you at !! ❤❤
Bin geschockt wieviel Leute auf dem Gipfel sind !!! Dadurch kann man nichts mehr wahr nehmen !!!!!
I got into cricket betting because my colleague made it sound so exciting. Have you picked up any new interests from friends on there
To all the people here who want climbers banned or numbers restricted, keep jumping up and down, government will eventually take away our freedoms and make Asian countries nanny states like the West. I have a better idea - if you think it's too dangerous, stay at home safely settled in on your sofa
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John 3:16
For God so loved the world, He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life.
Ephesians 6:12
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
They need our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ coz we are spiritually lost.
'In sooth, I know not why I am so sad. It wearies me'
0:52 Rocky sections of Everest covered in snow. No sh-t Sherlock.