Muchu Chhish isn’t as difficult as other mountains (that have already been climbed), its just that it didn’t get many serious attempts in the past. Additionally, this brings another subject on the table, which is the highest legally open mountain to climb, and it does not necessarily mean its the most difficult place to reach. I can think of a few mountains in Tibet and Xinjiang, which are so remote and tucked away that they have never been seen except through satellite imagery.
@@idatethefatkid If you go to google maps, switch the map type to “Terrain”, and go to a location South-Southeast of Hotan Prefecture in China, you will notive a cluster of peaks belonging to the Kunlun mountain range. All of thise peaks aren’t even charted on any map, I’ve looked for over 5 years, but nothing. They are in a valley within a valley which is a long long way by foot from any inhabited area. While it is 140km away from Hotan, but that is the direct distance, the trekking distance is much longer. Further southeast of that location is Kunlun shan or Liugi shan, highest peak in that range, already conquered by a Japanese team a few decades ago.
@@ndmz903 its possible, although they would have needed to pass very steep valleys ian already inpossibly remote and desolate region (which is 4,500m on average in altitude) but i’d like to imagine there to be old remnants of some exotic tribe over there next to those peaks
I have been following you since not so long ago and I love the way you talk and express your content. It's so intense and dedicated. Keep it up. Regards.
You could have included something about the islands in the Canadian arctic. Although some islands are accessible by air, I'm sure that quite a few of them would require a short sea voyage, only possible in the summer.
Hmm awesome stuff thanks for sharing RLL! I'm thinking we're talking about two different things though; the hardest places to get to and the hardest places to bodily get to. i'm sure planes can deposit you on some of those mountains making them easy enough to get to - but bodily making those summits on your own would be very difficult. But then by that measure Pitcairn doesn't qualify because you need planes and boats to get to it because you couldn't swim there.
Here in Alaska there are many places just like this. Only accessible via plane or boats that also rarely visit. Thanks for giving us remote people some love my friend!
BJGvideos because your to dumb to know that high the air is to thin that the helicopter rotors are not effective, flying on that height 25,000 is a death wish...
aura. 2:25 a boat visits with supplies every 3 months. Maybe they do farm their own but it looks like they still rely on supplies from the outside world
I’d like to say that your video has inspired me an for 4 years now I’ve trained to climb Muchu Chhish. I just got back from summiting it yesterday. Thank you for your inspiration.
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There are TH-camrs who have been there and im pretty sure they let you in given that you follow their extremely strict rules. Getting out is probably harder than climbing mountains though
Pitcairn also gets a lot of supplies and support from New Zealand. Including NZ Airforce air drops at times. IE - mail and emergency medical and other supplies. Even a bulldozer has been air dropped in. As the Pitcairn Islands are a British overseas territory. Administered by the British High Commision in NZ. (The name for Embassies between Commonwealth Countries.) Therefore the British High Commissioner to NZ ( ambassador) who is also H C to Samoa (ie formally Western Samoa. Not American Samoa) is the Governor of the Pitcairn Islands. They also have a contracted supply/passenger ship based in Auckland NZ.
Important to mention: the populations fo many of these remote areas are plagued by inescapable abuse. For instance, Pitcairn (population 49) suffered an intense child sexual abuse scandal where seven men living on Pitcairn Island faced 55 charges relating to sexual offences against children and young people. The accused represented a third of the island's male population and included Steve Christian, the mayor. I feel for the vulnerable people in these places who cannot escape their abusers.
Thank you for bringing this to light! Strange how nobody else, not even the OP of the video mentioned it. Silence. Crickets. Some articles that I found even say that 10 men were brought to trial and 9 plead guilty. So if we assume that the population of 49 people is somewhat evenly distributed sex-wise, but then that would indicate that, if we're generous, about 2 out of every 5 men are predators and would absolutely inflict horrific sex-based crimes if they knew they could get away with it. Food for thought!
@@TimorDa no, what he said is: “we have explored less than 99% of the ocean” which could mean that we explored 98% of the ocean and that there is 2% that is unexplored, when in reality, if he used better wording, 99% of the ocean is unexplored and only 1% was explored. Go get English classes
No, see San Francisco. The traffic is ass at the best of times, Hell on Earth at the worst, and the drivers from the "How to Hit n' Run pedestrians/other cars and get away with it" school of driving.
Its very easy to get to reunion from europe, there are direct flights from france (as it is part of france). I've got a tough one for you, Chagos Archipelago, in the middle of the indian ocean, there are no flights or boats that go there. If you have your own boat theoretically it is possible, but you need permission in advance, which is very difficult. and shouldn't just show up since is protected by british navy.
20th century: *Man dies trying to accomplish his life goal of reaching the peak of Mount Everest* 21st century: *There is now a line to climb Mount Everest*
camera probably wouldn't work...magnetic anomoly. A natural portal or possibly a sunken Atlantean temple/pyramid. Good question though...like how Eddie Bravo asks "why don't they film the flight to the space station?" maybe because NASA is just a front to funnel money into black projects...who knows, but that's the rumor.
Jasper Lufkin also becuase the pressure from the rocket taking off would smash any camera equipment not in the pressure sealed cockpit and they can’t risk and radio interference messing with the controls which could be disastrous for everyone onboard, same reasons why planes don’t like phones online while they take off
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@@hmahama1 it's hate love relationship between both countries. But the people themselves are always comparing each other even though we know you shouldn't compare things.
Blaniel Dack? . You need gas for.the helicopter. And I don't think it will last. If You fly the heli to the top of.the mountain, it is impossible BC of the winds.
Pitcairn Island, eh? My great great great (not sure how many greats) grandfather on my mother's side moved there after having an argument with his boss at work. His name was Fletcher Christian and his boss was William Bligh.
5:05 If 223 people died trying to climb Mt Everest and 4,000 people have summited, that means one person has died for every 20 who summited. But it doesn't mean that 1/20 people who tried has died, because more than 4,000 people have tried. There is some number that tried but never made it to the top. 5:22 Same goes for the K2 analysis. How many tried to summit K2 but returned home without making it to the top?
The point he was making was specifically for the mountains peaks and how difficult it is to get to those peaks. All the people that have been to these mountains but didn't reach the peak are irrelevant for this specific ratio.
I feel like Picarin is the kind of island a Bond villain buys out for billion dollars to construct a massive resort that hides some underground lair full of construction workers and doomsday devices.
No they're not...it's just your chances of success versus your chance of death. It never claims that it's deaths per attempt. That would be a completely different statistic.
@@gst013 No, he definitely screwed up the statistics. K2 for example: 300 successful, 77 deaths. He says "1 in every 5 people that have ever tried getting there has died while trying." Doesn't account for unsuccessful yet non-lethal summit attempts.
There are caves and regions inside bowls of mountains that are almost impossible to get to. Most of the hardest places to access are ones in which you’d least expect!
Mt Kailash is equally hard. It is in Tibet, which is hard to reach. This coupled with religious reasons makes it unlikely anyone will ever do so. It is considered sacred in Hinduism, Buddishm, Jainism and Bön.
One of my old neighbours had been to Pitcairn, his wife worked as a school teacher there. He explained to me how to get there and it was as you said, but once your ship gets to the island there is still no wharf! You have to take a longboat from the ship to get to the one tiny piece of the shore that isn't a cliff face. Also there are walking trees(!) on the island, they walk really slowly though, but are enough of a nuisance that the roads have to be changed periodically. The roads are just dirt tracks, because there are no cars, people there use motorcycles instead. The island might technically be British, but Britain sub-contracts out the governance of the islands to New Zealand.
This calculation for chance of death while trying to reaching the summit is completely wrong. There were many more people, which were not calculated, and they didn't die and didn't reach the summit.
DJ MeechyMeech Why would you be so attached to WRONG information? Fuck, how dumb can you get? You should be mad that the video contains incorrect information. You dumb shit.
Not to mention even his calculations are wrong. He states that 191 people have successfully climbed Mt.Annapurna and 61 people have died trying and said that this means 1 in 4 people have died trying he even said their is a 25% chance when in reality it’s closer to 1 in 3 (1 in 3.13)
First, the most remote island in the world is Bouvet Island--there are videos about it on TH-cam, and if you look at any one, you'll see how difficult it is to reach, and even when you get there, it's very hard to get ashore. No scheduled transportation. Located in the middle of a stormy ocean, and often shrouded in fog, so hard to locate! Uninhabited (for good reason!). That's generally considered the most remote island in the world. Second, I'm guessing that certain cave systems with very long branches and difficulties such as flooded stretches (or rivers), or such very narrow passages you could get stuck, are technically inaccessible in parts. Mammoth Cave, for example, has not been completely explored. Next, there must be stretches of rain forests that haven't been reached by any humans and haven't been mapped, along with boreal forest and tundra How much of Siberia has actually been explored away from the rivers and the main roads, railroads, and trails? Add to that the largest deserts: it is quite likely that not every square foot of the Sahara or the Gobi has been reached. And there are large uninhabited areas of countries such as Outer Mongolia or Namibia where the terrain and climate are so inhospitable that there must be areas that haven't been explored--at least at ground level; I'm not counting aerial surveys from satellites. Heck, just a few years ago there was a program on Oregon Public Television about an expedition by hiking/climbing enthusiasts to discover the source of a small river in Oregon's Cascade Range. They climbed down into a narrow gorge and made their way up a ravine that was hidden by the vegetation on its .steep sides, and so they discovered a geographical feature that no one had ever visited before. No one, in fact, knew of its existence. How many other places are there like that on our planet? They are certainly difficult to get to if no one even knows about them! Everest, on the other hand, along with other Himalayan peaks, is in plain view. Pitcairn is inhabited. And my vote for the most inaccessible place would be the crater of a volcano that is venting poisonous gases! Remember the tragic loss of life among tourists visiting a "safe" volcano on an island near New Zealand a few years ago?
There's probably plenty of people who have just given up or turned back part way when trying to climb those mountains. As such your chances of death are completely bogus as you have to compare the deaths to all the attempts to climb not just the few successes.
The meter is a unit of measurement which is almost exclusive to the U/S of America. Much of the rest of the world uses the metre instead. JK. Surely the Tesla would be a real contender for a standard 21st Century measurement of length? It's somewhat larger than the Japanese Standard Corolla!
Inside the amazon forest there are places which have never been reached, because the likelihood of getting lost and dying is extremely high once you're inside the forest (no visual reference points).
The most difficult place for a civilian to reach, Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory. No commercial flights, but a beautiful island controlled by US Military and a few dozen Royal Marines. I spent 4 months there as Chief Mate on a tanker. Some of the largest sharks on our planet 🌍 call it home.
2:45 weird how little snow is there despite how the high temperature is usually always in the 40s and the low being less than 10 degrees below that. 3:58
the way the conclusion was reached with the mountains about the fraction of people who have died trying is incorrect. it only factors in the number of people who have made it all the way to the top and the number of people who have died in the attempt. there is likely a very great number of people who just failed the attempt but didn't die. these people would need to be added to the number of people who had made it to the top.
absolutely elyssa. when coming to a figure for the amount of people who have died trying to climb to the top, you need to add together the number of people who have tried to make it to the top and died, who have tried to make it to the top and made it, and the people who unsuccessfully tried to make it but didn't actually die from it (these are the people who weren't figured in in the video and are likely the largest group). in the video it only takes into account the people who either made it to the top, or died on their way to the top, which makes the death percentage greatly inflated compared to what it would actually be. have a spectacular day and hope i was of help.
This quickly turned into "The hardest mountains to climb"
I just said this smh lol
He realized that reliable helicopters have been a thing since 1950s and get you to ANY place in the world within 600km radius
@@DuBstep115 so now the helicopters can go under water?
@@SwedishNeo Yes, if you land one on water it will sink to the bottom of the ocean.
@@DuBstep115 haha nice
"This island is hard to reach." - "Now, wanna see my collection of tall mountains?"
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Thanks for the subtitles
YEAH SURE BRO BUT MY MOUNTAINS ARE HIGHER
Mt. Everest
Survival chance is 100% on Denmarks highest mountain at it's height of 170 meters.
i’m going to change that.
@@pokonitoo yo you too?
Holy shit that's really demanding! Are you sure it's 100% survival?
@@HeavenlyWarriormy family once decided that trying to climb it would be a great family trip… i am now an orphan
@@evrevr452 lmao
Muchu Chhish isn’t as difficult as other mountains (that have already been climbed), its just that it didn’t get many serious attempts in the past. Additionally, this brings another subject on the table, which is the highest legally open mountain to climb, and it does not necessarily mean its the most difficult place to reach. I can think of a few mountains in Tibet and Xinjiang, which are so remote and tucked away that they have never been seen except through satellite imagery.
I'd love to hear about the mountains that have never been seen.
@@idatethefatkid If you go to google maps, switch the map type to “Terrain”, and go to a location South-Southeast of Hotan Prefecture in China, you will notive a cluster of peaks belonging to the Kunlun mountain range. All of thise peaks aren’t even charted on any map, I’ve looked for over 5 years, but nothing. They are in a valley within a valley which is a long long way by foot from any inhabited area. While it is 140km away from Hotan, but that is the direct distance, the trekking distance is much longer.
Further southeast of that location is Kunlun shan or Liugi shan, highest peak in that range, already conquered by a Japanese team a few decades ago.
who knows.. someone in prerecorded history may have seen them
@@ndmz903 its possible, although they would have needed to pass very steep valleys ian already inpossibly remote and desolate region (which is 4,500m on average in altitude)
but i’d like to imagine there to be old remnants of some exotic tribe over there next to those peaks
@@yousefal-nassar7279 The only place you'll find there is void nothing(double nothing);
This is what our parents had to do to get to school
iron71gear1 yt we were? So ur dead ? Jks
@@iron71gear13 Ayyyye Canadian squadd
lol
Haha good one 😆
Yeah and entirely uphill there and back
My bedroom. No one has managed to get there yet, despite all my efforts.
Sad :/
Ok
Not even you?
Dumbass.
I'd have a very hard time circling Oprah. That would be a workout!
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I have been following you since not so long ago and I love the way you talk and express your content. It's so intense and dedicated.
Keep it up. Regards.
You could have included something about the islands in the Canadian arctic. Although some islands are accessible by air, I'm sure that quite a few of them would require a short sea voyage, only possible in the summer.
On winter You can go there on frozen sea. Like peaple 100 or 200 years ego. You nie Good dogs and Good slide and kayak
The most difficult place in the world for me to get to is the gym
same here XD
For me it's work.😂
Please Clap... I clap. Well done.
Please Clap me too😂😑😩
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3:37 when you flew up a mountain no one knows nor has ever been and when somebody finally mentions you, youll just be called "some guy"
died laughing.
When you make a joke that is too long
Lillinor 30 lol
You forgot north Korea 😂😂😂jk
Its funny because he did the easy way.
Hmm awesome stuff thanks for sharing RLL! I'm thinking we're talking about two different things though; the hardest places to get to and the hardest places to bodily get to. i'm sure planes can deposit you on some of those mountains making them easy enough to get to - but bodily making those summits on your own would be very difficult. But then by that measure Pitcairn doesn't qualify because you need planes and boats to get to it because you couldn't swim there.
this channel is amazing along with the music, keep it up
The bottom of the gap between your car seat and the center console.
you deserve a metal please take all the money in the world
i refer to it as the mcdonald fries zone
I refer to it as *"T H E C R A C K"*
“The death gap” that’s what I call it
You'd have to remove the seat. Just look up youtube dudes cleaning cars lol. Seriously my du
It’s Greenland, my virus never gets there in plague inc.
you can solve that problem by starting there but to win i recommend china
vuurkoning'1 ok thx
@@user-xj7ze3bv3c No start in India ! Poor humid warm lot of prople with boat and planes...It's the best !
upgrade cold resistance
Madagascar is even worse lol
As of this winter a Nepalese team made the first winter ascent of K2! A truly incredible feat
Here in Alaska there are many places just like this. Only accessible via plane or boats that also rarely visit. Thanks for giving us remote people some love my friend!
"The first person to ever reach the top of it was some guy who flew up in a helicopter" sounds like me
I Would Use Somthing Easier.
But I'm not Bothered To Think What XD
Makes me wonder if a helicopter could be used to reach the other unreached summits
BJGvideos because your to dumb to know that high the air is to thin that the helicopter rotors are not effective, flying on that height 25,000 is a death wish...
MG Fan My to dumb? Seriously. I want you to examine that for a FEW reasons.
BJGvideos you're proving his point
So basically when Zombie Apocalypse happen, Pitcairn is just chillin'
Fallacious Wanderer until no supplies show up one day :o
@@Jgreasy They don't get supplies from outside world, they just farm
Yup aight imma get some land there
aura. 2:25 a boat visits with supplies every 3 months. Maybe they do farm their own but it looks like they still rely on supplies from the outside world
Fallacious Wanderer I just realised when there is a zombie apocalypse, I will dip over to Antartica and bring a shit Tone of supplies
I’d like to say that your video has inspired me an for 4 years now I’ve trained to climb Muchu Chhish. I just got back from summiting it yesterday. Thank you for your inspiration.
Lol
that's unbelievable. good job on that.
How was the climb?
Sarcasm?
You should be awarded a Grammy Award.
Its probably a lot harder to get into pats of Nord Korea than any of these island or maybe even mountains.
Indeed. The Nords of Korea pat you very hard.
Korea belongs to the Nords!
Maybe you mean get out of?
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There are TH-camrs who have been there and im pretty sure they let you in given that you follow their extremely strict rules. Getting out is probably harder than climbing mountains though
Imma go to the unclaimed part of Antarctica and take it
Its free real estate
🥶
In Trump Voice 😆😆
I'll go too
what about we start a new country there?
@@geojelly9830 yes. We shall name it after you. GeoJelly
Now I want to live on Pitcairn
FLYINxGODZILLA I'm in LA which is step one so at least I have that even though I'm broke
Thats where Im going if someone is looking for me
let us ruin Pitcairn by moving there with lots of new people.
i recommend a documentary called ; Take me to Pitcairn'. iMDB: 7.7
George Wikipedia can be fake too.
Pitcairn also gets a lot of supplies and support from New Zealand. Including NZ Airforce air drops at times. IE - mail and emergency medical and other supplies. Even a bulldozer has been air dropped in. As the Pitcairn Islands are a British overseas territory. Administered by the British High Commision in NZ. (The name for Embassies between Commonwealth Countries.) Therefore the British High Commissioner to NZ ( ambassador) who is also H C to Samoa (ie formally Western Samoa. Not American Samoa) is the Governor of the Pitcairn Islands. They also have a contracted supply/passenger ship based in Auckland NZ.
In short,
Most difficult place to get into?
Your crush's Heart
That would only take a knife though...
Interestingly I’ve been there
Never had one
@@boaoftheboaians 🧢
@@manmanman4825 indian pfp makes it better
How many people have died while attempting to win a grammy?
zero
Jibril Osman ?????? sources????
Its hard to get one though
There's been tons of drug/alcohol overdoses....So whatever that number is ?
WOW! you are a genius.
For anyone who reads this, the K2 has now been climbed during the winter for the first time this year.
Yah its done by Nepalese climbers "legendary Nirmal purja n Sherpas..."
Impressive.... most impressive
Really? Give me a news article.
@@Ben-0
If you can use TH-cam then you can use Google
Damn good job for them
Thanks lot for sharing brother 🧡💚❤👍
Important to mention: the populations fo many of these remote areas are plagued by inescapable abuse. For instance, Pitcairn (population 49) suffered an intense child sexual abuse scandal where seven men living on Pitcairn Island faced 55 charges relating to sexual offences against children and young people. The accused represented a third of the island's male population and included Steve Christian, the mayor.
I feel for the vulnerable people in these places who cannot escape their abusers.
Thank you for bringing this to light! Strange how nobody else, not even the OP of the video mentioned it. Silence. Crickets. Some articles that I found even say that 10 men were brought to trial and 9 plead guilty. So if we assume that the population of 49 people is somewhat evenly distributed sex-wise, but then that would indicate that, if we're generous, about 2 out of every 5 men are predators and would absolutely inflict horrific sex-based crimes if they knew they could get away with it. Food for thought!
I love how this video basically went from the hardest islands to reach to the hardest mountains to climb
i read the top comment too
I mean, there are plenty of deep caves and underwater caverns that are difficult to explore too.
I think we haven't even explored 99% on the ocean.
@@jeroenvdw 99% of the ocean is unexplored, you mean?
@@onessushi6343 yes, that's what he means. how did you even solve the crazy riddle of his comment?
@@TimorDa no, what he said is: “we have explored less than 99% of the ocean” which could mean that we explored 98% of the ocean and that there is 2% that is unexplored, when in reality, if he used better wording, 99% of the ocean is unexplored and only 1% was explored. Go get English classes
@@onessushi6343 Well I stand corrected. It's not about my English abilities tho.
Always big fan❤️
This channel always makes me wonder more about earth…
Most difficult place to get to is work on Monday.
yeh thats why i dont habe job
TBHHH
Ammar 05 or worse: Sunday morning!!!
Agree
Loooool I agree, despite all the available transportation
Im now on a adventure to get out my bedroom
Alone. who's coming ? no one ?
No one likes you
I like to watch dumb comments with an unoriginal account
Bleach was so last year man
He literally said his account was unoriginal
From the hardest islands to reach to the hardest mountains to climb
, what a turn.
Imagine going to the tip of the mountain, something almost nobody could do, only to be referred as "some guy"
edit: 3:35
He flew. That's cheating so he's "some guy."
i'm sure i can reach these mountains with my skyrim horse
How can you reach a mountaintop when you can't even reach proper spelling :^)
poolet98 horses in skyrim are a lot more durable than regular horses
feed a horse with mead and moon sugar
tcl
poolet98 Shadowmere ran away from me I'm sick bro
Reallifelore: it’s 2017 after all
Me in 2020: 🙂 yes
Reallifelore: it's 2017 after all
Me in 2064: 🙂 yes
Why do you do that🙃
@@GambleMontessori :v
Reallifelore: it’s 2017 after all
Me in 1: 🙂 yes
This year fuckin'sucks! I want to go back to 2017!!! 😢😢😭😭😭
"So first, you will need to arrive on this island somehow"
Uh, by plane? There's like two airports on Reunion Island, it's a French overseas region...
Imagine how expensive it would be to build a Ritz-Carlton ultra luxury resort, with transportation included, on one of those islands
I got one....Anywhere during rush hour in Los Angeles
You haven't seen Bombay during rush hour then.
TriLLBeatz 334 I live in Los Angeles
No, see San Francisco. The traffic is ass at the best of times, Hell on Earth at the worst, and the drivers from the "How to Hit n' Run pedestrians/other cars and get away with it" school of driving.
In NYC
TriLLBeatz 334 lmao I love smartass answers XD funny shit
No one has ever sat on my face
youtube name lol
youtube name Not Even ya girl?
youtube name Wait untill you have a girlfriend ^^
hold my beer
Wofieguns hold mine too
Its very easy to get to reunion from europe, there are direct flights from france (as it is part of france).
I've got a tough one for you, Chagos Archipelago, in the middle of the indian ocean, there are no flights or boats that go there. If you have your own boat theoretically it is possible, but you need permission in advance, which is very difficult. and shouldn't just show up since is protected by british navy.
Nice video, Just wanted to point out is that Muchu Chish is in Hunza valley but the picture you showed is of Laila Peak from Khaplu Valley
20th century: *Man dies trying to accomplish his life goal of reaching the peak of Mount Everest*
21st century: *There is now a line to climb Mount Everest*
30th century: *cars are now able to get to the top of Mount Everest*
40th century: you can now teleport to the top of Mount Everest
@Zbriu 60th century: There is a line to fly to Olympus Mons.
80th century: Man stumbles upon 3rd universe
100th century: LAST TO COMMENT
why doesn’t anyone just live stream at the Bermuda Triangle
onionsmells LMAOOOO.
camera probably wouldn't work...magnetic anomoly. A natural portal or possibly a sunken Atlantean temple/pyramid. Good question though...like how Eddie Bravo asks "why don't they film the flight to the space station?" maybe because NASA is just a front to funnel money into black projects...who knows, but that's the rumor.
Jasper Lufkin please leave the conspiracy theories elsewhere. No one wants to risk their life in the Bermuda triangle
Jasper Lufkin also becuase the pressure from the rocket taking off would smash any camera equipment not in the pressure sealed cockpit and they can’t risk and radio interference messing with the controls which could be disastrous for everyone onboard, same reasons why planes don’t like phones online while they take off
@@CamoB-ub9my Why would they be risking their life?
Amazing info!
"it's 2017 after all"
*me living in 2021*
Most Difficult Place to Get to in the World?
2020: A few blocks from home.
this hurts because of how accurate it is
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Hint if u need to it’s under here
Hint idk
more like
2020: Friends house.
You deserve more likes 😂
The megalodon animator Stick nodes
I see it
7/10/2020 FRI Noon
Ayy K2 literally just got climbed in the winter for the first time ever!
Yea..
and now 3 climbers go missing
@@SkimoStories including an Icelander. John Snorri, my dad knows him or well.. knew him
Those guys are nepalese
*YAH its done By Nepali climbers* "Nirmala parjuli n Sherpas ...."
Proud of emm
Pitcairn Island: my retirement home
It was one of the remote places at the time of the Bounty mutiny and it still is 232 years later.
Very interesting content. Thank you very much.
“There are still some places that nobody in human history has ever been to yet”
British: _is that a challenge_
@@hmahama1 it's hate love relationship between both countries. But the people themselves are always comparing each other even though we know you shouldn't compare things.
@@hmahama1 i know you joking by why a yellow basket?
@@hmahama1 I rather be a stack of cash or gold
The Netherlands: Hold my Suriname
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difficult to reach?
get to tha choppa
also i want that antarctica land and look it even has my face on it
Blaniel Dack? . You need gas for.the helicopter. And I don't think it will last. If You fly the heli to the top of.the mountain, it is impossible BC of the winds.
it has really harsh climate
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Blaniel Dack? also the air is too thin after about 15000ft for a heilcopter to reach
It was very interesting thank you for making this video🤔❤❤
Great video! I like the Pitcairn Islands!
BRB booking my trip to Pitcairn, see you all in a year 😻😻😻
Legendary Shots Good luck bro! I'm gonna wait to see it happen!
I semi want to go build a house and live there for 3months of the year😂
Well, bye.
Good luck...
They won’t let you go once you are there lol
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Pitcairn Island, eh? My great great great (not sure how many greats) grandfather on my mother's side moved there after having an argument with his boss at work. His name was Fletcher Christian and his boss was William Bligh.
Shoutout to Nepali team making the first winter K2 ascent earlier this year!!
Yeah!
Respect from Pakistan ❤️
Nepalese people is amazing!
@@slayerofsatanists Pakistan zindabad!
Its bcz nepali have skill to climb mountains..they live in mountains!!
5:05 If 223 people died trying to climb Mt Everest and 4,000 people have summited, that means one person has died for every 20 who summited. But it doesn't mean that 1/20 people who tried has died, because more than 4,000 people have tried. There is some number that tried but never made it to the top.
5:22 Same goes for the K2 analysis. How many tried to summit K2 but returned home without making it to the top?
Agreed. Thousands have made the attempt but not summited OR died. Those people were not counted which skews the numbers quite a bit.
great point
The point he was making was specifically for the mountains peaks and how difficult it is to get to those peaks.
All the people that have been to these mountains but didn't reach the peak are irrelevant for this specific ratio.
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@@kelvanince4626 exactly, this is what i wanted to say too
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Great video!
I feel like Picarin is the kind of island a Bond villain buys out for billion dollars to construct a massive resort that hides some underground lair full of construction workers and doomsday devices.
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The stats for the deaths are skewed, it doesn’t count people that failed to reach it but did not die.
There are also some people in both categories.
@@TimCarter you mean like me? I've failed to reach the top of all those mountains, and I am not dead.
@@jmckendry84 Many people made it to the top and died on the way down.
No they're not...it's just your chances of success versus your chance of death. It never claims that it's deaths per attempt. That would be a completely different statistic.
@@gst013 No, he definitely screwed up the statistics. K2 for example: 300 successful, 77 deaths. He says "1 in every 5 people that have ever tried getting there has died while trying." Doesn't account for unsuccessful yet non-lethal summit attempts.
6:55 - you've used picture of Laila Peak not Muchu Chhish, but overall great material!
There are caves and regions inside bowls of mountains that are almost impossible to get to. Most of the hardest places to access are ones in which you’d least expect!
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You forgot one mountain which probably no-one could have climbed yet: it's Mt. Kailash in Tibet.
Mt Kailash is equally hard. It is in Tibet, which is hard to reach. This coupled with religious reasons makes it unlikely anyone will ever do so. It is considered sacred in Hinduism, Buddishm, Jainism and Bön.
"which is fewer people then have ever won a grammy" what a statistic.
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Oh shut up please.
Just wanted to point out that a Napali expedition FINALLY climbed K2 in the winter just this past Dec/Jan. One more small step for man...
If there’s a regular shipping route it isn’t hard to use that. Yes it can seem impossible if you have to get flight everywhere
One of my old neighbours had been to Pitcairn, his wife worked as a school teacher there. He explained to me how to get there and it was as you said, but once your ship gets to the island there is still no wharf! You have to take a longboat from the ship to get to the one tiny piece of the shore that isn't a cliff face. Also there are walking trees(!) on the island, they walk really slowly though, but are enough of a nuisance that the roads have to be changed periodically. The roads are just dirt tracks, because there are no cars, people there use motorcycles instead.
The island might technically be British, but Britain sub-contracts out the governance of the islands to New Zealand.
circ1ebreaker That's interesting. Was his wife related to the mutineers of the Bounty?
No, the NZ government sent her out to be a teacher on the island for a time. A year or two I think is the usual.
Trent Robi It's just trees that slightly move over long periods of time, technically it's the dirt and stuff moving not the tree
is there any internet at Pitcairn?
Irson Vidyanto maybe just a little bit
This calculation for chance of death while trying to reaching the summit is completely wrong. There were many more people, which were not calculated, and they didn't die and didn't reach the summit.
finally someone else who noticed, had to scroll way too far for this
Kai Even My EXACT thoughts. Haha. Sigh
DJ MeechyMeech Why would you be so attached to WRONG information? Fuck, how dumb can you get? You should be mad that the video contains incorrect information. You dumb shit.
They don't count since they didn't try for the top.
Not to mention even his calculations are wrong. He states that 191 people have successfully climbed Mt.Annapurna and 61 people have died trying and said that this means 1 in 4 people have died trying he even said their is a 25% chance when in reality it’s closer to 1 in 3 (1 in 3.13)
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The most shocking fact that I learned from this video is that 2017 was six years ago.
Anyone remember when this channel explained the flags of countries?
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The most difficult place to get to is my work at 7 am on a Monday
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Yeah that’s the truth, but I gotta be at work at 1pm usually, and it’s still hard for me to get there on time.
Legit
7am? Sleep in
First, the most remote island in the world is Bouvet Island--there are videos about it on TH-cam, and if you look at any one, you'll see how difficult it is to reach, and even when you get there, it's very hard to get ashore. No scheduled transportation. Located in the middle of a stormy ocean, and often shrouded in fog, so hard to locate! Uninhabited (for good reason!). That's generally considered the most remote island in the world.
Second, I'm guessing that certain cave systems with very long branches and difficulties such as flooded stretches (or rivers), or such very narrow passages you could get stuck, are technically inaccessible in parts. Mammoth Cave, for example, has not been completely explored.
Next, there must be stretches of rain forests that haven't been reached by any humans and haven't been mapped, along with boreal forest and tundra How much of Siberia has actually been explored away from the rivers and the main roads, railroads, and trails? Add to that the largest deserts: it is quite likely that not every square foot of the Sahara or the Gobi has been reached. And there are large uninhabited areas of countries such as Outer Mongolia or Namibia where the terrain and climate are so inhospitable that there must be areas that haven't been explored--at least at ground level; I'm not counting aerial surveys from satellites.
Heck, just a few years ago there was a program on Oregon Public Television about an expedition by hiking/climbing enthusiasts to discover the source of a small river in Oregon's Cascade Range. They climbed down into a narrow gorge and made their way up a ravine that was hidden by the vegetation on its .steep sides, and so they discovered a geographical feature that no one had ever visited before. No one, in fact, knew of its existence. How many other places are there like that on our planet? They are certainly difficult to get to if no one even knows about them! Everest, on the other hand, along with other Himalayan peaks, is in plain view. Pitcairn is inhabited.
And my vote for the most inaccessible place would be the crater of a volcano that is venting poisonous gases! Remember the tragic loss of life among tourists visiting a "safe" volcano on an island near New Zealand a few years ago?
There's probably plenty of people who have just given up or turned back part way when trying to climb those mountains. As such your chances of death are completely bogus as you have to compare the deaths to all the attempts to climb not just the few successes.
This is 2017.. a meter is no longer in use nowadays, please use a Toyota Corolla as a measurement for the next video
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Thank you, finally someone said it!!
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The meter is a unit of measurement which is almost exclusive to the U/S of America. Much of the rest of the world uses the metre instead. JK.
Surely the Tesla would be a real contender for a standard 21st Century measurement of length? It's somewhat larger than the Japanese Standard Corolla!
"There are still some places that nobody in all of human history has been to yet."
Yeah like your DMs lol
Vixor not funny
JakubFn yes it is. You don’t know comedy.
Well not funny for me usually laugh at coments
@@wJxcob That kind of hurts :(
JakubFn your a rat.
Inside the amazon forest there are places which have never been reached, because the likelihood of getting lost and dying is extremely high once you're inside the forest (no visual reference points).
I bet he could get anywhere with his Toyota Corolla
Toyota Corollas are so useful that you can measure with it
You deserve more likes 😂
Nah use the Toyota Hilux. That car on Top Gear pretty much went through hell and still worked.
what did I miss???!!!! What’s the reference I’m missing??!!
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I love watching these old videos at night
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So you could move to Pitcairn and they'll just give you a plot of land. Hmm. I'd build an airfield.
afxinfinitee you need to pay 500$ to just apply, they accept 1 in 50 people to stay in the islands
*Declares The People’s Republic Of Pitcairn Island As A Communist Nation*
The land they give u will be like 4 cars length so u be lucky to land a bus on there let alone a plane
Make population of the Pitcairn 🇵🇳 50.
Pitcarin is a Minecraft server
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Wouldn’t dangerous caves that are impossible to pass through be “more impossible”?
The most difficult place for a civilian to reach, Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory. No commercial flights, but a beautiful island controlled by US Military and a few dozen Royal Marines. I spent 4 months there as Chief Mate on a tanker. Some of the largest sharks on our planet 🌍 call it home.
How did it go from a plot of land to a mountain ?
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overlapping tectonic plates
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what about planets core?
mountains are considered as place to.
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2:45 weird how little snow is there despite how the high temperature is usually always in the 40s and the low being less than 10 degrees below that.
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I stayed in a hotel in Pokhara, Nepal, which had wonderful views of Annapurna.. It is a magnificent peak.
the way the conclusion was reached with the mountains about the fraction of people who have died trying is incorrect. it only factors in the number of people who have made it all the way to the top and the number of people who have died in the attempt. there is likely a very great number of people who just failed the attempt but didn't die. these people would need to be added to the number of people who had made it to the top.
Came here to write this! The conclusion that one in four people trying to climb have died is a statistical fallacy...
Can't believe I had to scroll down this far to find a comment mentioning this. It stuck out to me as being incorrect almost immediately.
I'm having trouble following the logic here. Could you explain in more detail?
absolutely elyssa. when coming to a figure for the amount of people who have died trying to climb to the top, you need to add together the number of people who have tried to make it to the top and died, who have tried to make it to the top and made it, and the people who unsuccessfully tried to make it but didn't actually die from it (these are the people who weren't figured in in the video and are likely the largest group). in the video it only takes into account the people who either made it to the top, or died on their way to the top, which makes the death percentage greatly inflated compared to what it would actually be. have a spectacular day and hope i was of help.
I kept getting more and more annoyed each time he repeated the false stat.