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- Wolf Grimes - at 5:35, who else sees the death face at the death zone.
- Shika Maru - Edmund Hillary and his "climbing partner"? His name was Tenzing Norgay. I think you should show respect for someone who did the exact same thing that Hillary did but happened to be Nepalese instead of a Westerner.
- Catherine H - Shame on you for not mentioning the name of Tenzing Norgay when mentioning the first people summiting Everest! The sherpa's are the real heroes on Everest, that is commonly known. Besides this the number of people dying, 1 out of 6, is not correct.
- MrClean417 - rich people problems
- Stuart Grandquist - @strake750 Couldn't agree more, having a short ceremony then pushing them down the mountain, how disrespectful can you get. I can understand their families agreeing to leave their bodies on the mountain but to push them off them down the mountain is unbelievable.
- Lene Gammelgaard - Array
- Reece Harrison - Freaky
- William Robinson - Went to school with Joe Tasker,he has been up there since 1982.
- ted simonson - Is that REALLY Hannelore Schmatz at 9:37 ??? I thought that there were no pictures in existence of her body on Everest ??
- Indarog - okie dokie.... so much for sleeping tonight.
- Redshiftdazzler Cyn - It's actually really sad. :(
- Kedbuka - Short but very heavy, very interesting documentary. Thank you for posting it.
- strake750 - I find it highly disrespectful that some jerk went up there and pushed all the corpse's over the edge, like soldiers they should be left where they fell
- Anne Roberts - Frances Arsentiev who got separated from her husband and fell. He climbed to take oxygen and try to help but apparently fell himself and was never seen again. Two people tried to help her but as they could not get her on to her feet they could not help her. If you do a search for Frances Arsentiev you will see more about her and photos.
- Benny Craig - No, I've never climbed it, i just found it fascinating.
- Kyle Nelson - Creepy. But amazing place
- brianstacync - so mor ethan 5,000 have made the summit, but you say 1 dies for every six who summit. then you say 200 have died on the mountain. your math DOES NOT add up bro.
- Marlene McGovern - Everest is a sacred Mt. One must respect and be humble.
- David Palmer - Who is the body. @10:17 aprox.
- Osi Mara - just to clarify people , David sharp did not die in 1996, he died in 2006 and his body is still next to green boots who died in 1996.
- geile sau - thx
- D0GSHOW - Marko Lihteneker
- David Palmer - Looks as if mr boardman died of exposure.poor man how old was he and how did he end up with no hat or head protection or sleaves.
- Benny Craig - I will see what I can come up with as far as the 12:30 mark, all I have is phone which doesn't count the time. And last I knew, Rob hall was buried by the Hillary Step, but I'll check on that too. Glad you liked it.
- otowel - very interesting
- Mavris Law - Hey Tully, glad you refer to Norgay as "his guide". That should tell you all you need to know about who the superior climber was.
- Don Sitjaipetch - Fascinating video, thanks for making it. I've become very interested in Everest since reading 'Into Thin Air' a few months ago. Is that Rob Halls body in the blue down suit do you know? I'm very interested also in putting names to bodies. You don't know the name of the person around the 12.30 mark?
- Mark Woolveridge - A well put together video. Thanks for posting.
- George Mavris - What is with the UTTER DISRESPECT towards TENZING NORGAY - referred to by the narrator as Sir Edmund Hillary and "his climbing partner". The way I see it, the first picture of anyone standing on the summit is that of Norgay NOT Hillary. In any event, Tenzing deserves better he is part of the first ascent.
- margus kiis - In 90s a Kszahstan-Japan expedition found all their gear intact in asnow cave. The expedition, also losing a member, found Boardman body later and took some monochrome pictures of it. The pic here is not one of them. I suppose it is taken 1995 by a japanes expedition . What is strange the downsuit is blue in the pic but Boardman used to wear red one. But other way its looks like Kazahstanians description: sitting pose; sholder and an hand exposed; face is mummy-like.
- David Palmer - Sad very sad especialy about the canadian woman her husband also died.
- Benny Craig - Wow...being offended over innocuous narration. Was it disrespectful when the Nepalese people gave his guide a parade and excluded Hillary? He only paid for the whole expedition.
- coldbringer666 - Great clip. You have managed to catch the mood but still keeping the respect for the dead. Kudos to You.
- David Palmer - I know this sounds morbid but can anybody have photo of the body of francys. At 10:17.its buging me.oh and by the way tully heath have you climbed everest yourself.
- margus kiis - He was 32. I think he was killed the most evil danger especially for experienced pro mountaineers: the high altitude psychosis -- you just get insanity or deep depression. He was climbing with Joe Tasker on very dangerous road by Everest pinnacles to the summit. The others mountaineers had been retired due the bad feelings and sicknesses and observed their climbing through telescopes. One moment they just disappear around the "corner" and never appear again.
- idalgleish87 - 11:09 K2?
- Benny Craig - If you count the sucsessful summits compared to the majority of deaths, from the 1920's to the 1980's, it is approximately one in 6, that is the time when the majority of people died there. Of course with more and more people climbing every year that ratio changes, but it has only been a little over a decade that the death rate has dropped to under 5%.
- Don Sitjaipetch - Thanks.
- cassiesmum - Very good video,thanks.
- zoberg746 - Mt. Everest- Nature's Death Mountain
- Dla was polecam, zobaczcie sami: (nic nie ma do polecenia).