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Scientists uncover baffling phenomenon emerging at Mount Everest: 'It disrupts our lives'
Mongabay contributor Shashwat Pant investigated how an uptick in helicopter tourism at Mount Everest — known locally as Sagarmatha — is impacting Sherpa communities and the ecosystem of the Himalayan ...
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“Everest” true story: Here’s what happened to the real Mount Everest disaster climbers (plus a side-by-side look at the film’s cast)
Though Jason Clarke and Jake Gyllenhaal lead an A-list cast in Everest, the real star of the 2015 movie is the mountain ...
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Scientists exploring why ice on Mount Everest close to melting
Scientists are taking an urgent trip to Mount Everest to explore why the ice of one of the mountain’s most iconic glaciers is so close to melting. If the researchers acquire the data they hope ...
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Early Everest Attempts: 1921-1938
and mountaineers the world over wondered if they could possibly climb Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain. It was a leap into the world of the unknown, travelling to far off lands and ...
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I've been on hundreds of flights. The most memorable, unique one was just 50 minutes and worth it for the views alone.
with Mount Everest standing tall above the rest. The beautiful view literally made me squeal like a child who had just discovered candy for the first time. Seeing the world's tallest mountain from ...
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Blind Bulgarian Runner Defies Sleep and Exhaustion in ‘Everesting’ Climbing Challenge
Blind Bulgarian ultramarathon runner Victor Asenov defied sleeplessness and exhaustion to repeatedly scale Vitosha mountain ...