What Mount Everest's 'Death Zone' Actually Feels Like, According To Climbers

Mount Everest's "death zone" begins at 26,247 feet and stretches until its summit. Here's what happens to your mind and body, according to those who climbed it.

Mount Everest Skier Shares Experience Conquering Its Most Dangerous Route and His Take on 'Irrational' Fear

Jim Morrison, a 50-year-old professional skier, became the first to ski down Mount Everest's most treacherous route earlier ...

Watch Jim Morrison as He Skis Mount Everest’s Hardest Route

It’s the first footage to show ski mountaineer Jim Morrison’s ascent, summit, and history-making first ski descent down the ...
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Climber Scales Mount Everest Four Times In 15 Days

An astonishing world record was set earlier this month in Nepal after a climber named Tashi Gyalzen Sherpa climbed to the summit of Mount Everest a record-breaking four times in just fifteen ...
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Mount Everest shut down to climbers amid coronavirus outbreak

Nepal and China decided to suspend climbing permits for the spring. China and Nepal are not giving permits to climbers hoping to summit Mount Everest this season. The reports that climbers ...
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Beyond Mount Everest The Lifelong Climb Toward Fulfillment

The Lifelong Climb Toward Fulfillment explores the idea that life’s greatest summits are not found in physical peaks, but in ...