Climber Nearly Dies on Everest | Everest Rescue
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2017
- Robert had to wait 24 hours to be rescued due to severe weather conditions, and nearly died overnight.
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I can’t help but feel like climbing Everest is not only putting yourself in danger, but also the people who carry the task of coming to rescue you if things go south.
For the most part I understand there is a good chance you will be left to die on your own. Sherpas put their own lives at risk to carry you down. This is what I have gathered from Everest documentaries.
k2 and the killer mountain is more dangerous then Everst
You’re not wrong.
Do you feel like that when you drive a car? same.
These (pilot, the Sherpa) guys are incredible and super humans
right bro
Awesome pilot, risking his life to save someone
His helicopter is shit though; Aérospatiale SA 315B Lama record height: 12744m in 1972, CHI KC 518 Adventourer landed on the top of mt Everest in 2005.
This guy needs to buy a better helicopter...
Saves money? Sure about that?
@@pero2727 why don't you buy then if you are so obessed with that bitch
Real heroes are the ones who brought him to camp 2 from camp 4
true
The Sherpa are the real heros for sure although the high altitude pilots don't have an easy job
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👍👍👍
And paid a pittance to do it.
Good job pilot and rescue team. One life matters a lot.
Sherpas and other mounterniors who bought him till camp 2, did remarkable job.
what a legend, must save a lot of lives . Scary job flying through those mountains.
I almost died in base camp...during my first night...I ll never come back...life is too great..:-)
Aa Aa Seriously? You were up there? Base Camp. Wow. I would love to dialogue with you to learn more. I wouldn't last very long I'm afraid but find the whole thing fascinating. I've climbed some mountains out in Glacier National Park and my feet and ankles were sore for 2 weeks.
Aa Aa shitty person
Aa Aa I’ve climber two 8000 mtrs. Oddly enough Annapurna did me in and did me in early .. Unexplainable..I think my twisted ankle played too great a role.. i had high altitude sickness and I think it was HACE.. my head pressure was not the cold And congestion I thought at first.. When in doubt..go down!!!
Income Mobile I’ve been there ..Shoot me a question if you want
Luomo Rocco you've been there??? I would never have the guts... I can't imagine what you're experienced!
3:53 when you say the "Mountain Team" you mean THE SHERPAS right?
:)
you are great...pilot 🌹
Why not agree from the begining that the guide makes rescue decisions, not the hiker.
She ain't called EverRest for nothing!
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Robert is actually a good friend. We go skiing together at times
really?! wow imagine seeing a vid about your friend
Thank God .Save these guys .
Great pilot...salute
hero pilot!!
Another unsung hero. And i dont like the cold so this is a nope for me i will pass.
People who climb Mount Everest should be prepared to die and assume that responsibility and don't risk others lives.
Otherwise stay safe at home!!!
I Totally Agree
Jason is not only the best helicopter pilot.. OMG he's gorgeous too!
great work
So when somebody was about to die on Everest , the news gets 300,000 views, but when a climber dies, it is very possible that nobody will know that it happened.
*Thats Fucked up*
Yes I agree, God gives us one life to live, Amen
climber at base camp- "yolo, bitches"
climber at camp 4- "blackhawk down, come save me"
GOAT! 🙏🏻
How does someone prepare for such altitudes? I have been to Denver at 5k feet with no problems. But 26k feet is crazy
@Coloredspaces
just acclimatize. there is a reason why it takes them six months sometimes. the climbers get to nepal and have to stay there for a while so their body can adjust. ive ascended too quickly before (it was at 11k feet so not as impressive, but i got a sample of what it is like) and i was out of breath every four or so steps but after two days (keep in mind this is over half the altitude and not freezing) i could tell a HUGE difference in how much easier it is to breathe. it just takes time. there may be other things you can do i am not aware of but the most helpful thing is just start living at that altitude and live there a couple months and your body will adjust and learn to deal with the thinner air
I recently visited my daughter in Denver. We had plans to hike 14ers. I was concerned, I had bad headaches above 13000 feet in the Sierras backpacking in the 70s.
2 weeks before Colorado I camped in Sierras. 2 days spent 8500-10000, went down to town then 2 days at 10400, back down to town then overnight at 10200. The 1st 2 campsites we were moving and thinking slowly and got dizzy a little. The last wasnt so bad except we narrowly escaped dying in a lightning storm. Very terrifying, remember, just go back down! Lesson learned!
Went home at sea level for 10 days.
Went to Denver for 2 days then camped at 10000 ft for 5 days ,didnt feel bad at all. The last 2 days we hiked, 1st day 12400, 2nd 14200. It was pretty hard but I drank a lot of water, ate real good and made it up with a lot of help from a Bernese mtn dog!! It was an amazing beautiful trip well worth the effort!
You do have to be in pretty good shape to do this stuff. Im 57 and I ride my bikes in big mountains frequently. Bike packing and Cycling has taught me to know my body, how to suffer and how to survive!!
Bruh 5000 feet is nothing
Try climbing mountains such as Pike's Peak, Mt Rainier and Shasta for starters.
Then try your luck with Mt McKinley (Denali), Kilimanjaro and Aconcagua.
Thank God for sherpas
They are the ones who deserve the recognition.
Scary!!! These climbers are nuts
People go in the water, sharks in the water!
Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies...
climbing is much more challenging then water
@@arjumandvillagecooking Thats nice!!
Good luck with climbing.
That is crazy that this happens.
I don't know how they can move with the headaches. I was running around in colorado mountains and was flat on my back with pain until I got down.
well done Jasen
The medic saying "you all right?" to the rescued man hit me badly😂😂😂
That’s why I hike in the valleys of the Swiss Alps.
Guess I’m just boring🤔
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so true Barry M so true
It is not fair that rescue workers have to put their lives in danger to help people who knowingly embark on such a dangerous pursuit.
Rescuing from himalayas Sherpas are different breed of human
I have lot of respect 🙏for the Sherpas they risk there lives year in year out to give people there dreams people who have no experience should not be allowed to climb they should have experience first of little mountains 🏔 then work there way up to doing this other wise more and more lives will be wasted god bless all of you Sherpas and every time you climb 🙏
have you heard of beck weathers? he got left for dead more than 2 times
6:26 the face of a man who had a close encounter with death.
With all of these things happening, I think that mountain has some grudges for people
The human body can adapt to high altitude through long-term acclimatization. At high altitude, in the short term, the lack of oxygen causes an increase in the breathing depth and rate (hyperpnea). However, hyperpnea also causes the adverse effect of respiratory alkalosis, inhibiting the respiratory center from enhancing the respiratory rate as much as would be required. In short, long term acclimatization is the answer, live in higher and higher altitude for a year , and then attempt Everest.
Perfect explanation Tony. Oh, but that rich people can't do that - understand- they need to earn more and more money at home having five weeks only for the expedition. Sometimes experienced climbers make only one rotation before summiting, e.g. Alan Arnette
.......on 2014 on Everest. The few days of good weather and the passion to climbe the summit is sometimes stronger than the experience. 🍀Stay safe. All the best from the Czech Republic 🍀Betty
Very very few people are fortunate enough to be rescued by helicopter on Everest. I wonder how much he trained for this expedition? I hope he was gracious with the sherpas who helped him up to camp 4.
You bet he was. Robert does a lot for many people in Nepal.
Jaya Nepal🇳🇵❤️❤️
have one video heli goes to everest summit....
You cannot ask pilots to fly higher than camp 2 to do so is putting their lives in disproportionate danger
crazy
Watch out everyone, the dragon breath has started!
Change title to, man risks everyone else's life.
Where is it guys ?
Climber nearly dies video
Now that's a rarity...
Who would have thought...
Omg
Almost died getting my ankle hit by a scooter before
I hope he charges $20’000 plus for a rescue to those narcissistic idiots!
He deserves to be able and buy a brand new helicopter every year🚁
My grandfather built a single seater stunt airplane with the very same helicopter engine that was the most badass airplane!
What if Mallory and Irvine could call a chopper in back in 1924?
Mallory died from a fall, so either way we would have had two dead climbers anyways.
Irvine's body was never found right?
@@lilsamantha1 Yes, you are right. And the Mallory's body was discovered on 1999 by Conrad Anker. Stay safe.🍀
@@bettyh.3656 they werent together when they died . Otherwise his body would be found near by even after decades its impossible for a body to be moved around by the snow or dirt.
WOW, I'm not even a climber and I totally get why Mountaineers risk their lives to climb.
Mount Everest ha-try doing calculus.
The AS350 B3 landed at the summit
So there would be no wing suit gliding off everest?
dudelivestrong what about a parachute for a base jump
there was one off the north face (not the summit) but they are trying to get someone to do it from the summit
I feel like they should have an oxygen canister in the back of his helicopter for the passenger
So, years ago someone landed on the summit of eversest with a helicopter - i dont get why they are struggiling so hard to get to camp 2 now.
I assume chopper specifications are different, so the question is whether there are helicopters available commercially to be used for rescues up to camp 4 and why they can't have them. I watched the video from the one that landed once, and remmeber it was not specific about all the weather conditions required to achieve it. I hear the speeds the wind can get there are rather high. So, this chopper clearly had different specs, and the weather was hardly on their side initially.
@@garhull11 And why to rescue people from the summit ? They are responsible themselves. The real climber is prepared,
@@garhull11 ......for all circustances and troubles. And everybody climbing in Himalaya should recognize the extreme conditions are there.
I just dont get it. I dont want to climb the hill on my driveway but thousands of people want to climb to there death. Lol
0:13 who heard oof?
GoodAgent12399 I heard the guy say ‘oy’
Everesque
Why put others life in danger so you can say I climbed Everest
Ty Lawrence you do know people depend on climbers climbing Everest for their livelihoods right? If nobody climbs poor families starve.
Wow your face is extremely haunting
To impress women. Every time I say "I climbed Everest", I score. Maybe one day I'll climb it for real.
Nicra 😂😂😂👌👌👌
@@benjaminr8229 No they don't
I thought it was Jeremy from river monsters for some reason!
At 5000 to 10000 feet an individual gets euphoria a sense of wellbeing that's why every person is laughing in base camp. This euphoria causes addiction.
Just put flex tape on the team member
Moral of the story : don’t climb fucking places that aren’t meant to be climbed !
First to summit mountain 🏔 mounted high atop battle elephant 🐘 my Howdah providing protection from the elements. Up Abul-Abbas up!
If Hannibal could cross the Swiss Alps, you my mighty steed, shall conquer this obstacle.
Guy almost dies, has to get flown off the mountain. First step off the heli he hears 'are you alright ?' lmfao
Kiwis!
That'll be 15k USD please
Worth it to fucking live mate
Pedro Hack absolutely, no doubt about it, but everything has a price.
Deep.
It's only about 2k-5k. Not 15k
Molly
Why don’t they have helicopter stations on mt. Everest so that way if someone gets stuck or injure themselves it wouldn’t take nearly as long to try and find them like omg. And has anyone seen the movie called Everest it’s exactly like this except more people get stuck or trapped or injured whatever and there’s another movie (forgot what it’s called) but it’s like Everest but with explosives to try and save people, because an avalanche knocked them into a hole and they got trapped in there
Sophia Williums vertical limit 😊
What if... What if Mt. Everest was a Volcano?
Is he kiwi
The thing is, you can train and train and train, but you are still only improving your chances - because HAPE or HACE can affect even the best-trained athletes - the risk cannot be eliminated.
Admittedly, there seem to be some genetically gifted people who are resistant to it.
When my grandad used to climb up mountains the way he got down was by scootering all the way down (on a path obviously)
who pays for all this?
Everescue
Isn’t that the point?
Proud to be Nepali
Pidit Boy shitty corrupt country
Kanchangaha is the more 3 times denjour then Everest
Since 21,000 feet is about the max a heli can go, it's ridiculous to try to get tp 25,000' to save anyone when you are risking yourself. New Zealand's Laing is a great pilot, but he also knows the limits. (The thinner the air, the less power (lift) to your aircraft.) Listen to that climber -- he has HAPE! (High altitude pulmonary edema -- swelling in the lungs, fluid in them also -- he's lucky Laing could get to him, saving his miserable life!)
Thousands have "climbed Mt. Everest" but very few have summited. And MANY have had to be rescued, jeopardizing the life of the pilots and other responders who valiantly try and do save them.
There’s very thin air up there well just bring an air tank
They have air tank for breathing, the problem is when thin air makes difficult for the helicopter to achieve lift
Are you really that stupid?
He meant the air is really thin for the chopper blades to gain or maintain altitude.
Why can't you just jump on the summit?
At least practice how to get on the bed yourself before hiring more than 30 Sherpa to carry you .
gonna climb it in like 5 years
the ultimate challenge awaits
bo oze good luck to you
The Wierd Life of Tyler S. thanks
bo oze don't die
What do you want to prove, or do you just want to feel how it is?
Sorry Tyler S. mount Everest won't be available in 5 years it will be undergoing construction.
Problem with this comment section is people either that dont want to do it or are very scared. And those people are telling people not to climb Everest. Mate I wouldnt tell you to give up on your dream job or a dream to get a house in Hawaii. A man should not fear death, but to fear never beginning to live.
If someone can do it without Sherpas literally carrying them and their loads then go for it.
I get not discouraging other people's dreams. That said, most people's dream job or house in Hawaii won't kill them or others who try to rescue them.
lol ya everyone who goes there almost dies. Dats da point
If the air is too thin then why don’t the helicopter have modified air tanks to go into the engine to make it run
Atmospheric density =LIFT….. those rotors are rotating wings that generate lift. The engine is fine.
@@rogercobb3092 I really don’t remember what this video is about but I’m assuming that the air is too thin so there’s not enough air for the fuel air mixture so It can’t run so they could add Air tanks for the fuel air mixture so It can stay running
Robert , he should have stayed at home and enjoyed the Florida sunshine instead of being up Mount EVEREST
one day i am climb the mt.everest
Saul Ramirez Lugo thank you
Saul Ramirez Lugo start saving lots of money ussually cost around 70K
Dinesh SINGH me too!
Dinesh SINGH no :(
Hey Here's a solution to this problem STOP ALLOWING PEOPLE ON K2 AND THIS FUCKING MOUNTAIN
People risk their lives to save these wannabe mountaineers grrrrr
Stfu he reached the peak of Everest and attempted it 4 different times. As a close friend of his.. FUCK YOU
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get a supercharged helicopter
This helicopter is clearly shit for the job; Didier DelSalle went way past the camp 4 altitude when he "landed" on the top of mt. Everest in 2005. So yes, the guys that are in the business of rescuing people from Everest should invest in a better helicopter (supercharged and higher blade angle geometry) instead of making up excuses on how the can't fly to camp 4.
Btw; a SA 315B Lama set the record at a height of over 12400m way back in 1972, so it could easily ferry tourist to the top of mount Everest and back without breaking a sweat...
lol, that'll do it
Not good
If you’re unable to climb any mountain by yourself, up and down, then you have no business being on the mountain
If you are unable to perform surgery on yourself you have no buisness getting sick! Makes as much sense as your statement