Bodies Bodies Bodies | The Mt. Everest Rainbow Valley - APHOUT podcast

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Join Kelli as she explores Rainbow Valley, a place in the death zone of Mount Everest, high up above 8,000 meters (over 26,000 feet), where your body slowly dies off, cell by cell, because of the extreme cold and lack of oxygen. The Rainbow Valley is made colorful by the jackets of the dead climbers that you'll have to climb over on your way to the peak of our world, the summit of Mount Everest.
Oh, also, many other disgusting things litter the mountain other than body parts and corpses - TONS of trash and piles of human feces. And it only has one way to go from the top - down to the people living below.
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@M_Rasmussen58 4 месяца назад

What a breath of fresh air listening to a real person as opposed to the computer generated voices others use! Very entertaining….Thank you!!

@bangDdrum 4 месяца назад

That was actually quite informative and entertaining. A low-key coffee talk about DEATH with a smidge of social commentary. Nice work and thanks for posting. I enjoyed it.

@paddy1952 4 месяца назад

You keep saying that those who died failed to summit. Quite the contrary. Many summit and die on the descent.

@lindymcdonald8945 Месяц назад

My neighbour died on Everest in the 1990s.He died of altitude sickness at base camp .He was a professional guide on the mountain and even he succumbed to altitude sickness

@milhaus8 4 месяца назад

Hi Kelly! I’ve binged a lot of Everest tragedy videos but I find your content immensely entertaining and informative. Best one, thus far. Thank you! You gained a new fan here 😊

@oilathomson 4 месяца назад

This is the first video I've seen of you. I enjoy the same history of disease, strange happenings, all the things that leave you with the knowledge that sometimes stupid does hurt. You're great Kelli! Enjoyable to listen to, articulate, intelligent with just enough dark humor.

@nsifonte 4 месяца назад

“In 2021 people got bored of Covid and decided to find other ways to not being able to breathe” Loving the dark humor. Totally appreciated this line.

@janoesterreicher6424 12 дней назад

Kelly I am 72 years old , and I enjoy watching the Everest program's, but I saw your vlog on my phone , and decided to watch it. I'm so glad I did. Boy did it open my eye's, We should be ashamed of our selfs. I know lives Depend on the income.However! It's sad to think that the day will come we can't go Any longer because we did not respect the planet ,the first time around.😢😢 THANK YOU for enlightening me.

@CarolSheppard-itsablingting 4 месяца назад

I like the way your mind works. Organized and able to make connected, consecutive, and interesting topic points. Subscribed.

@Heypesto1 3 месяца назад

I'm a climber. Watched and read loads of stuff about Everest. Your narrative was great! Thank you.

@goddammitalana 4 месяца назад

THANK YOU so much for pointing out its not the tallest, Denali is taller base to peak but everest is higher in altitude

@emeritusbenjamin6 18 дней назад

Awesome 👌. Congratulations on your excellent presentation that is very precise and informative. It's very interesting and absolutely fascinating account.

@WienGolf 4 месяца назад

This was an awesome video, very informative and great to listen to improve my English. I like stories about the dark side and I appreciate your vivid way to tell us about!

@user-xy5dn1jo1c 4 месяца назад

Thank you I hope you continue to do these podcasts as you are a great teacher easy to follow along with and your one of those people that makes learning fun please make a class for seniors on how to use their Android cell phones and or tablets as all the directions are so small we give up

@sentra0209 2 дня назад

Great narration. Love from Canada.

@russellpayne070 4 месяца назад

Awesome video! Very interesting and informative! I am amazed that someone climbed Everest 28 times!

@lindaroth6273 4 месяца назад

Great video with lots of interesting info

@leannejordan4326 4 месяца назад

Would love to see you post on K2 the savage mountain. They have now got permanent fixed ropes going up K2 so they could commercialize it. What happens at Everest is starting to happen at K2, however K2 is a true killer, for every 6 successful summits on K2, 1 dies attempting it. You dont find bodies on K2 as much as you find body parts.

@Mr_Spock512 3 месяца назад

Very informative video ... well done!

@goddammitalana 4 месяца назад

I'm really enjoying your content so far, this is the first video I've seen of yours & i watch ALOT of mountaineering content so I'm very familiar with everything mentioned in this video but you covered it quite well and included beautiful accurate visuals(: I'm happy to subscribe and watch your channel grow❤❤❤

@M_Rasmussen58 4 месяца назад

100 percent Agree!

@Za7a7aZ 4 месяца назад

Ok ..I got the message..I will not climb everest.

@ILOVEJESUS321 4 месяца назад

Irvines body was found by the Chinese. Pan Dou and Fuzhou said that on the 1975 Chinese expedition to the North Face of Everest, the team had found the body of Sandy Irvine and the Kodak VPK, which they brought home. Later, Chinese technicians attempted to develop the film but were unable to recover any images. It is also possible, if not likely, that the film revealed Mallory and Irvine high on the mountain, perhaps even on top. This, of course, would rob the Chinese of the first ascent of Everest's North Face, an accomplishment that occupies sacred space in the hearts and minds of the Chinese people. Of course, given the present trajectory of geopolitics, the VPK might as well have fallen into one of the gaping crevasses at the bottom of the North Face, so slim is the likelihood that the Chinese government would reveal to the world what's on that film.

@rickp3753 7 дней назад

I wouldn't belive the Chinese anyway. 😂

@bthompson2189 4 месяца назад

It’s crazy that all my years on the planet I had no idea that ppl made attempts to climb it as far back as the 1950”s!!??? Great information !! For the last 3 months I have been in awesomeness of Mt Everest & mountaineering!!

@butterbeanqueen8148 4 месяца назад

First time I’ve seen this channel. You have a new subscriber. Everest is a cemetery and a garbage dump. That’s very sad. Thank you for bringing attention to the very negative effects on the mountain itself.

@Errcyco 4 месяца назад

Imagine that feeling of pure happiness when you hit Base Camp the first time.. then the immediate horror as you notice the trash.. than bodies. You can't bullshit nature.. and for better or worse, real humanity is exposed up there. Hard to explain. I suggest staying below 6,000M.. it's a diehard climbing world out there these days. No room for rescue breaking records and avoiding bottlenecks.

@readdeeply9278 4 месяца назад

If that's a surprise , the poop piles and the graveyards and the metal, then you better go home immediately. It means you didn't do the very least of research and are one of the A #1 a-holes that should have stayed in Cabo.

@whotube357 3 месяца назад

Why don't they put a zip line in to get down from the top?

@raveythirteen5660 4 месяца назад

How do you have so few subscribers??? I'm loving your thorough and intelligent presentation of facts... At first I was just happy to have found a video on this topic that didn't have a fake robot voice that mispronounced everything... but after about 15 seconds I was hooked! Looking forward to more awesome content from you! Thank you for this! I'm a happy new subscriber! :) By the way... please tell me, what's the documentary you were talking about at about 30:40? I believe I've seen that one, and was talking to a friend about it, but couldn't remember the name of it. :/

@APHOUTpodcast 4 месяца назад

I think the one I was referencing there was "Death Zone: Cleaning Mount Everest" narrated by Sir PatStew - available on Amazon Prime! Thank you

@readdeeply9278 4 месяца назад

I like her too. She doesn't fudge her numbers, is what it is lol

@NatureismyHome-cu6zs 4 месяца назад

“Green Boots” is gone now I believe. He was either blown over the edge or moved by other climbers but I’m sure it was noted he’s no longer visible.

@Peg-zl9lr 4 месяца назад

His family paid a large sum to have him brought down and flown home.

@GengoSenmon 4 месяца назад

"Sleeping Beauty" was removed too.

@mstorey0601 3 месяца назад

Green Boots is actually still up on Everest. They moved his body from the cave and covered him. His family is too poor to bring him down.

@loh-4528 4 месяца назад

paying 50k-100k usd to climb, risk your life and u find yourself stuck in a long que to summit.....moreover the risk of death, frost bite, etc...do not forget the risk of getting diseases due to polluted water and other stuff...definitely a big no, even if one have the money, stamina and knowledge to climb

@Tryin2Believe 4 месяца назад

This is one of the most thorough presentations regarding the overall Everest experience I have ever seen. Outstanding job!

@lisahance 2 месяца назад

Thanks for a non-typical video on Everest. I did not know what a col is until you explained it.

@chasjetty8729 3 месяца назад

Thanks again friend.

@GodeCynningaz5386 4 дня назад

Well, this is one person that def won’t be bringing trash up there!

@user-us5pv8zw3z Месяц назад

After 3 days at base camp, I started bleeding from my ears. My Everest excursion was over before it really began.

@goddammitalana 4 месяца назад

You forgot to mention the acclimatization climbs how they go up to a higher camp then back down to base to rest them back up again to another camp then BSc down a camp or two and over and over again until they are properly acclimatized enough to make a consecutive push for the summit(:

@StephenMBauer 3 месяца назад

This was good/stimulating/interesting/explanatory

@MissT0J0M0 Месяц назад

Helicoptering into base camp doesn’t work. You need to acclimatize for that too. Hence the trek.

@robertjennett1140 4 месяца назад

Enjoyed the video. Anti reflective lenses would be better for filming. I look forward to seeing more videos

@hagbagslayer5799 3 месяца назад

It takes a special kind of stupid to attempt to climb Everest without oxygen. And imagine climbing with all that filth on the mountain UGG.

@user-us5pv8zw3z Месяц назад

Some people are just stuck on stupid. 😂

@timjugovics1790 3 месяца назад

The distance from Everest Base Camp to the summit is about 13 miles not 46 miles!!!

@wazalee4872 3 месяца назад

i have been to Everest base camp south col 2002, it was disgusting! i never intended to climb it, just hike to see it. poo n rubbish everywhere. now a hike to bass camp to K2 was a lot better. over tourism and lack clean up etc i can imagine it 2024 season.

@24934637 4 месяца назад

I had no idea that 'Base Camp' was so far from the summit! I

@mcvidzone5670 4 месяца назад

I may be wrong but I think that is round trip, plus add in ascending and descending many times for altitude acclimation. It's said it is about a 12.7 miles up from base camp taking the routes. Was never there though so what do I know? Very good video with great information!

@24934637 4 месяца назад

Ah, ok, now THAT makes much more sense! 12.7 miles sounds much close to what I'd expect! @@mcvidzone5670

@Crazycajun985 2 месяца назад

Also green boots has been brought back he is not there anymore.

@terryparkinson5473 2 месяца назад

Green Boots... North side I believe.

@BonnieCassler-dx6sd 4 месяца назад

To me, the real tragedy of mountaneering,is all the waste,garbage,and dead bodies left behind on what should be tbe most gorgeous places on earth.

@cliffkelley6550 2 месяца назад

Green boots was on the north side not south.

@glennhosick1514 3 месяца назад

Very informative,.&.. interesting documentary kelly. Within a very interesting Natural Blessing..&...gift of nature to the planet. I find such disturbing though that indeed some of those whom are privileged in the following ..&.. realising upon their dream of summiting, Whichever Mountain they've choosen. In Quandary would very much be the polluting of the very environment Some claim to have so much respect for.🤔 My own thoughts.(mind) If you can't leave the Mountains within their natural state that nature Gifted them upon the planet. You should simply have a rethink..&..consider your ethical .&. moral compass.

@kathleenhartnellharper7234 4 месяца назад

I like your coffee cup!

@pumpthebrakes 4 месяца назад

Mountain climbers will say getting to the summit is not the prize - it’s the descent that matters

@wyzolma99 4 месяца назад

Apparently that's when most deaths occur.....almost slightly less care is taken or fatigue sets in.

@pumpthebrakes 4 месяца назад

The Sherpa are very superstitious when it comes to bodies

@woowah32 4 месяца назад

Great vid, interesting fact re the Sherpa surname! But please don’t slurp your tea down the mic😬🤣

@guhbuh 4 месяца назад

Yasssss

@rupertbear6883 15 дней назад

utterly indefensible human activity ..

@user-gz3kp6im9z 29 дней назад

My. Everest is the HIGHEST CEMETARY and TOILET IN THE WORLD….. nice huh…..

@jerkofalltrades5430 4 месяца назад

Pretty well accepted that the Chinese found and removed Irvines body

@hybrid-prime6809 3 месяца назад

This mountain should change its name to "Death Mountain" or something 🤷🏾‍♀️

@zile1325 4 месяца назад

Thus a proper rant😂😂😂

@darksoul479 4 месяца назад

👍

@krizman-enduro 4 месяца назад

who actually declares these people dead for legal purposes? are the mountain climbers certified for that task like a coroner? just wondering.

@chasjetty8729 3 месяца назад

I’m not sure but I feel it’s handled from the nearest hospital. Witness testimony, digital evidence, and the general, “they were known to have gone up on a permit and have not been seen since, they died up there.” Then a quick signature and it’s sent off to the persons embassy or what have you.

@czarcastic1458 4 месяца назад

Mount Darwin

@RationallySkeptical 4 месяца назад

What documentary was it that you referred to that showed the bodies in the avalche? Also, no one has a last name of "Sherpa." Sherpa is an ethnic group. It's like saying an American's name is "Fred Caucasian." Sherpa is NEVER a last name!!!!!!! Edit: One last nitpick: the word 'mountain" has a T in it, and it isn't silent. Every time, you say "moun'ain", not "mountain." There's no glottql stop. It's weird that you leave the T out. Other than those minor nitpicks, great job!

@jimmirogers3485 4 месяца назад

She doesn't know what she's talking about, you don't acclimate at base camp for up to 40 days, almost immediately get ready to climb to camp 1 , then yiu go down back Down ,repeat up to camp 2 , all done over a period of time. Sonetines yiu do camp 1 to 2 then back to base camp . It's process.. not all by sitting at base camp. And it doesn't take days to climb from camp 2 to 3 . 1/2 day or less by a good climber.

@stevensurles8433 Месяц назад

We did a few accents to higher altitude while staying at base camp. We started the actual accent after 16 days.

@xtr1092 4 месяца назад

its not poor decision making its just damn selfish and lazy you should not be allowed up there without bringing all waste out too, end of

@TheDmanMA 4 месяца назад

"trash deposit fee." bwhahahahahahaha.. i see that money is being put to good use...what a shame.

@nancycunningham4225 2 месяца назад

2023 was a very deadly year on Everest.

@GopherInTN 4 месяца назад

All fine and well but we all know that the body pic of George Mallory is a fake. Question is, why did the 1999 venture fake the Mallory photos?

@user-us5pv8zw3z Месяц назад

I did not know that. How was it proven to be a fake ?

@motosaki404 4 месяца назад

Good work. Sit the fucking cup down though

@MikeHunt-fo3ow 4 месяца назад

the dead ones are the quitters lol jk

@matthewcollins5344 3 месяца назад

Equating cotton prayer flags to plastic trash is armchair ignorance. Just another story teller who google all the information and injects personal virtues of rubbish. Sherpas deserve more credit and respect then that.

@alenagonzales9489 4 месяца назад

I wish people making these videos stop saying that there’s less oxygen at high altitude. The concentration of oxygen is the same at 8000 meter as at sea level. It is the lower pressure that makes it difficult to breathe at high altitude.

@charlesmcmillion5118 4 месяца назад

The concentration of oxygen is the same, but the density is lower. So, technically there are fewer oxygen molecules available at altitude.

@CarolSheppard-itsablingting 4 месяца назад

I think the numbers she’s talking about could be the amount of oxygen a body can take because of the air pressure, like an airplane

@davidstrevens9170 4 месяца назад

Yes. Because of lower atmospheric pressure at altitude the oxygen molecules are further apart. As the altitude increases the 18 per cent quantity of oxygen absorbs more and more space in order to remain as what we call the atmosphere. Eventually, as the altitude increases even further the atmosphere absorbs so much space that it becomes what we conceive of as a vaccum.

@emdove 4 месяца назад

So the stats at 17:17 are plain wrong? /gen Edit: I was able to read the small print and figure it's just presented in a misleading way, since it says "available oxygen" in the bottom text.

@miketausig4205 8 дней назад

What can be confusing is exactly what the “oxygen level” in the air means. The percentage of oxygen in the air does not change, no matter how high one goes: it stays at 21 percent at all altitudes. But as you gain elevation, barometric pressure drops, and there are fewer molecules of everything in the air, including those of oxygen, so that 21 percent becomes 21 percent of a smaller number since the oxygen molecules spread further apart. At sea level, the barometric pressure is 760 mmHG (millimeters of mercury). At 8,000 feet, it drops to 564 mmHG. The result is that there’s about 25 percent less oxygen at 8,000 feet than at sea level.

@charlesmcmillion5118 4 месяца назад

It's 12.5 MI from base camp to the summit on the south side, not 42 miles, and people who climb Everest are climbers, not hikers. You talk about this like you're an expert, but have you even been to Mount Everest?