Trapped in the Everest Death Zone!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Climbing to the peak of Mount Everest is a dream for some people, an expensive dream, but what about all the dead bodies that have been left behind on the top of the mountain? In today's crazy video we're sharing the true story of hikers who, while they were on their way to the peak of Everest, came across a frozen, delirious man, stranded near the top of the mountain, and close to death! Find out what happened to the man stranded in Everest's Death Zone!
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You know what is more epic than making to the top of Everest? Saving someone’s life
Well said
Nah fam I wouldn’t even try that
Naw.....Everest is better.
It horrifies me how many humans are capable of such indifference and apathy towards other human life.
100% saving a person on Everest. There is no better feeling than helping others.
@@sleepyboi8060 You physically can’t help someone at that altitude. Everyone knows this going up. Don’t like it? Don’t go up, lol. I know I won’t.
i salute the guy who stayed with him sacrificing his experience to save the dude's life
@Lazy Bundy spending 20 grand to summit a mountain? Ha! The money already is wasted. What do you get by submitting everest? You get nothing, except bragging rights and that's it. You don't even get bragging rights if you include the part where you let someone die so you can summit it.
But if you save someone's life, you actually make a difference, instead of achieving an arbitrary goal. Don't get me wrong. I like to hike, and I like to summit mountains, but I ain't going against my values just to get to the top of a glorified hill. I have higher priorities
@@stephenolder4552 I was thinking the same thing here. Picking between summiting or a human life shouldn't be a "difficult" choice. It shouldn't be a choice at all.
You're essentially saying feeling like you got your money's worth is more important than their existence.
I don't, it really is not any choice, the only thing worth more than 1 life is 2 lives.
The bare minimum.
I salute these 4 men to abandon their mission and save someone's life.
Greatest example of humanity.
Hatsoff.
The hero was Dan Mazur, who said “the summit is still there, but Lincoln only has one life.”
Sadly Lincoln Hall died in 2012, but not mountain climbing. He’d been exposed to asbestos as a young builder, and died of mesothelioma.
Clearly they should have left him to die because in the end he died only several years later.
@@Mario87456 everyone has their own values. Some might think even if Lincoln did not survive the ordeal and die right away, it is still worth it trying to save him. I applaud the guys who took care of him. I want to say I'd do the same but no one can be sure until the problem is placed right in front of your eyes.
@@Mario87456 This is what I hear "clearly your mom shouldn't have fed you and left you to die because you only died 70 years later." Everyone dies in the end. What matters is the impact they made with what life they have. Clearly Lincoln's story made an impact.
Right. I just Googled his name and read about his exploits on Wikipedia.
He is the luckiest survivor of the death zone. Over 36 hours , unbelievable. He literally died and came back lol. I think the mountain had enough souls that week.hats off to the climbers that stayed with him. Forfeiting their climb .I think they all should have been invited back for free.
I've actually climbed to Base Camp 1 on Mt. Everest while on missionary trip in Nepal.. and let me tell you, just getting to the first base camp is HARD
Did you go there before or after the mountain was trashed with 5G cancer survelence towers everywhere? Back then climbing to mount everest was easyer but now all the snow is melting due to 5G heat emmiting towers in every corner. R.I.P. Mount Everest 2992923 B.C.- 2020 A.D.
It's quite the trek from Kathmandu to Base Camp. Never been there myself, but from what I've read, I believe you. Base Camp itself has an elevation of 18,000 feet.
Alex H huh? what are you talking about
Alex H the 5g towers will help you download your conspiracy videos faster
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Honestly, a man's life is worth more than any amount of dollars i may have to enjoy myself. I won't say it wouldn't hurt, but money isn't worth a life.
That makes you a minority in 2020 sadly
As the years go on, the Everest become increasingly popular and accessible (paying enough money). You end up with more and more chances of random people that shouldnt be there getting stranded (inexperienced, under-prepared, cheap equip). Some of you can only afford that trip once, and trying to save a random can also mean your own death (carrying yourself is already hard enough).
Yes
Agreed. These paying climbers are wealthy af. Save a life, and try again.
Only if you know that life.
I watched his episode of " I shouldn't be alive" and his ordeal left me in tears to be honest..
Rest In Peace Lincoln Hall...
@Michael David Caprarella Lincoln Hall passed away in March of 2012 of mesothelioma...
But he did survive Everest..
@Michael David Caprarella I'm not for sure if that was the cause of his illness.. But he had to be extremely strong to be able to survive what he went through on Everest..
I’m never gonna step into a place called the *Death Zone*
Me neither! That sounds like an awful idea.
Lol the death zone for me is my brothers bedroom 1 step and he kills me
I feel like this is where the *stereotypical* white person says to their friends: " hey guys! I found our next vacation spot!"
@@phoenixfyre365 of course, they're immune to most things that can befall the rest of us...
Nothing like a insuffient oxygen enviroment . definately swayed me from ever wanting to climb that high
Reminds me when Sir Hillary complained about the new groups ignoring people in distress in the way to the summit. He said something along the lines of it's more important to help a fellow climber in distress than reaching the peak
Lincoln Hall Survived 36 hours on Everest. Holding the record for the first person survive 1 day left for dead on Everest he was 45 to 50 years old 22 years before his ordeal he was on Everest then a snowstorm hit him and he canceled the hike. He died in Australia age 56.
His Hallucinations were him on a boat with his family. He had suffered altitude sickness and soon he was left for dead.being left for dead meant they take everything from you except your first layer and pants later his friend Mike told her wife Barbara Hall that he had died 36 hours later Lincoln Hall called Barbara saying that he was alive
The Infographics Show: Trapped in the Everest Death Zone!
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Ride into the danger zone
$20,000 would be cheap to climb Everest. For the Sherpas, oxygen, food, permits, etc My guess is it’s around 60k. I’ve only been to Everest Base Camp but it was a great experience.
Sherpa's are the real heroes..saving uncountable lives
Also they are the real climbers.
They carry all the equipment while tourists claim the glory of reaching the top.
no they dont, their job is to guide you and carry your stuff. Lincoln Hall was left behind by two sherpas btw.
@@coubclub9419He was left by his "friends" or group also. And survived due to more sherpas who were called to save him from dying up there.
There’s actually quite the big difference between „abandoning someone“ and leaving somebody who is „beyond saving“. You can’t just backpack another person and bring them down - that’s not how it works on 8000m altitude. That high, even thinking is incredibly hard, let alone carrying someone. Sure, you can provide water and oxygen, but at the end of the day, everyone has to get down by themselves. If you don’t know your body, these mountains are incredibly poisonous.
And sometimes they can be saved but it would put both of you at risk of losing your lives or other serious consequences…
@@deadaccount6385 In the 2008 K2 disaster one more guy died when a group of four tried lower a deceased body of a guy who fall from "The Bottleneck", almost dragging down the other three.
Is there? Really?
To those who didn't help Lincoln: is there a video praising YOUR heroics? Oh and by the way, since you did take the other choice and went on to "conquer" the mountain..? Maybe, those Sherpas who climbed ahead of you, carried all your gear, strung the ladders, bridged the crevasses and stocked the supply camps (and charged you $50k) might have played a TEENY little role. Enjoy! 😉
This is why I will never climb Everest. I would not be able to leave someone and would end up a casually if I couldn't get them down
Yeah I can't even imagine that being a debate in my head, even if it cost thousands of pounds to get there, so what, instead of spending thousands to reach the peak I would have spent thousands at the exact right time to be able to save this dudes life. Some people are so self absorbed ☮️☮️
Happens to more people than you would think.The amount of oxygen in the air and temperature screws with your psyche
Do you not understand that that situation is unlikely to come up? Chances are you're NOT going to find a man in this condition.
@@medexamtoolscom doesn't necessarily have to be such an extreme example but even just someone in some kind of trouble in general
People are really ballsy for going to Mount Everest for the thrill of climbing
Eyy it’s you
You watch a multitude of videos
Secret: They don't really climb it...
Even here...I see
Lincoln's face is just like :DDDD the whole time it's kind of silly and cute LOL
Ya I was gonna make it to the peak of Everest again but I chose to help save the life if a guy stranded near the top and in the end he's alive because of me
Ya that is 100% a cooler thing to say at a party
Yeah, saved a dudes life on Everest, nbd. Gave him my oxygen mask. Nbd.
Mount Everest: also known as darwin award central
"Survival of the fittest "
Resistance to cold; Great lungs; years of training
K2 is way worse so
Slimer Magoo so? So Mount Everest is nothing?
@@sideshowbrowny4595 BRUH
@@slimetruck real life lore?
An Australian man faced that choice & it wasn't concerning a stranger, it was his own wife. He says she gave him her blessing to push on, but why would he even ask that question when he knew she needed to get out of that zone? I guess you really don't know someone until your in that situation. She died by the way.
Which would make you feel more guilty?
Not reaching the top of Everest or letting a man die? No brainer.
Thanks like duh saving someone's life is like the greatest honour ever plus wouldn't you want someone to save you.
Do you feel "trapped" by endless ads? Then go here 10:10, and hit replay.
Thanks but it not work
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@@kneegrow537 here you are again at 10:10 *the volcano*
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@Roger Smith Weird flex but ok
K2: Am I a Joke to You?
lol gamer Everest is different it is about altitude
Yeah
I’m just saying the video is about altitude not how hard it is to climb
Climbing Mount Everest is the modern day equivalent of a middle aged white guy buying a muscle car
Are you mad at the mountain the muscle car or the white guy lol
Ya’ll those boomers are coming for youuuuu, run
One of my many dreams is to climb Mt. Everest, but would I be willing to transform the dream for that moment of satisfaction at the peak into a daily nightmare of how I decided that the life of a climber was worth less than my satisfaction? NO
Poor Lincoln! 😨 I'm glad they found him!
I’m Coyote Peterson and I’m about to enter the death zone
@J3 Music then he proceeds to fall of it if you seen that clip of him falling of a cliff
he will probably get stung by a snowflake The Coldest STING he EVER felt!
@@dojando6003 5G is wiping out the cyote population. WAKE UP!
did you make it?
I'd make a bunch of snowmen when waiting for those people!!
Yes
*The video is 10 minutes long true TH-cam monetization legend...*
What do you mean
@@carolinevs943 if a video is +10min the uploader can put more advertisements in it
It isn't even just about the man's life. Isn't it way more special to have saved a man near the top than to have reached the top like thousands of people have?
It’s a lose lose.
@@Sixxdee9 no, it isn't. It is way more cool to save someone than to leave them dieing. Believe me.
You are making my Quarantine better since February xd
Quarantine killed my all skills
A true climber" has a duty as a human to help other human".
Sir Edmand Hillary.
I would definitely be the person who would help Lincoln to get down the mountain. 100% no holds barred. If you're not that type of person, then jog tf on. That's how I feel about it. There is no amount of money that is worth letting someone die.
20 bucks is alot of money man
Dan Mazur, the leader of the team who abandoned their summit attempt, "The summit is still there and we can go back. Lincoln only has one life."
*FAITH IN HUMANITY RESTORED*
Lincoln Hall died in 2012 March 12th at 56 of mesothelioma. RIP Lincoln Hall.🕊️🙏
Don't forget to bring a candle to warm your body when you go to the everest.
**just kidding**
More like a mini sun
no
Was at the summit for maybe 3 mins began to go down with my group noticed a guy who was weak and low on oxygen so I gave him an extra mask and I picked him up and carried him down to the camp 4 granted it took all of my wil power mental strength and regular strength to safely carry him down
😆😂
It's waaaaay more than 20 grand to climb everest
Yep around $70,000-$100,000
Are we talking about distance or money
Oh thank you almighty knower of knowledge
Why?
@@MrCosmin94Hi the permit it's 11000 dollars in Nepal, they want to stop giving permission to climb the peak because of the trash, oxigen bottles and the death bodies on the mountain. Also there are companies that help you to climb the peak that charge from 40000 up to 160000 dollars. Also in a documentary couple years ago a Sherpa was paid with 10000 dollars a trip and the season it's short april-may.
Hi
Dragon Master hi
2nd
Faced with that situation, without question I would forsake summiting and try to help Lincoln.
I survived using creative mode.
Awesome vid👍👍👍👍
Woooooow great video
They said “We do not speak English” (in English). That’s certainly adding insult to injury. 😂
Apparently they only spoke $hitheel. :p
I'm always trapped in my own death zone..
Where? Near a 5G polluting cancerous bug migration ravaging hopeless making tower?
@@alexh349 No in my house with an abusive wife..
I may stop if I saw a Lincoln Continental, but only momentarily for to question my own sanity.
In a twist of faith maybe Lincoln saved the rescuers lives- most people die on the way down after pushing too hard. Never know, maybe if they would have made it to the top not everyone would of made it down alive
Luv progs about Everest thank you
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The pricetag of a guided expedition lies in the thereabouts of $50,000. The professional climber might pay $20,000 for Sherpa assistance. If you are self-sufficient, you're paying $11,000 for a climbing permit.
wow never thought of that..............
I work with a guy named Lincoln Hall. When I heard the name on this video I was half tempted to message him asking if he climbed Everest
Unfortunately you understated the cost and overstated the preparation (in many cases).
Theres a good reason why Beck survived.....Hes a Texan
I only know what I read or watch on this subject, but if the crowds are increasing substantially each year, the more these situations are going to happen.
One little push and you can continue your summit.
If anyone has seen the movie “Everest” you know who beck weathers is
the sad truth is i researched him and he died in 2012
Died: March 20, 2012, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown, Australia
It's called the death zone for a reason.
After that point, you are on your own. There is not enough oxygen to help anyone.
It's just the way it is.
That is simply not true, as evidenced by the number of people who have been rescued by Sherpas or fellow climbers.
Do more serial killer stuff and psychology video
You should go over serial killer mental disorders
What happened to the other infographics narrator?
I remember there was another guy
The problem is the cost. If you pay 20G ur gonna try.
Love your videos..... thanks for keeping us entertained...
There is a story like this in the documentary about K2 .
What I’ve learned from watching videos about Everest is that Sherpas aren’t considered human beings in the mountaineering community.
I heard about this one before.
I guess keep a lighter and a flare and a gun and a jacket and another jacket and a hot pocket and a pack of hot pockets and some water a tank of air and a huge back pack filled with food
Amen
I played piggy on my phone
better not be the rip off’s of piggy lol
They leave the bodies up there as check points like a video game ☠
I’d highly recommend watching ‘I shouldn’t be alive’ they done an episode on his story
I just realized the guy that introduces our new food at Tacobell for our training is him
0:50 sorry I couldn't hold it in for so long
How is there any dislikes if know one has watch the vid yet
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There is a documentary about him on Wonder (I shouldn’t be alive)
I would love to climb thus mountain
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While in the Death Zone, you want to carry yourself weak, tired, lack of oxygen. It's a big problem if you bring a dead body down. If your friend falls down there, he will definitely be left there..
I'd help the person, hands down. If I could manage 20K without financially hurting me, I'm sure I can save the money again to go another time. You gotta help your fellow human being. And if I can't, it still wouldn't bother me. Climbing up Everest that far is still a massive achievement.
You can't help people up there. You barely have enough oxygen to carry your own body.
That's why people get left behind. There is no choice. It's just impossible to help.
you literally can't help people up there
So people even debating about helping the guy? That thought wouldnt even cross my mind, can you imagine getting to the top and watching his corpse on your way down?
why dont they just build a chairlift with a starbucks on top?
Wow. Such an interesting story. Thankfully they all survived. But man. imagine being so close to the top. At least they were nicer than the 2 passersby
Can anyone send me a recipe for baking biscuits?
Simple: mix 1kg of sugar with 2kg of red chocolate and wait a month until .... but I know you can't do the job
It would be too hard for me to pass so many dead bodies. I'm not interested XD
Ok definitely helpful
If you want the full story go to a channel called wonder and they have Lincoln on there and he tells his story
Proud Nepali
F-that! The real possibility of losing your life just for bragging rights is not worth it. It doesn't matter if others don't do the right thing as long as you do.
Infographics should do a video on what would happen if half the human population vanished like in the avengers
I like parasee he can falco punch
Saw the i shoukdn't be alive of this. Was crazy!
Bro HOW?!?? I literally just watched the Wonder video about Lincoln Hall 10 minutes ago!! How was this published now?!? (This was a day ago. I just didn't comment til now)
Those Italians being Italians 🤣
Make sure to be safe!
What if they install oxygen pipe all the way to the top?
Interesting🤔
When life is a Disney movie
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