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Those crevasses scare the hell out of me.

The Sherpas are amazing. RESPECT!!

1997 "50 people is way too crowded"  2024 "450 people is way too crowded."

I’m never not amazed when a close up shot of a human on this mountain pans way out and we see exactly how small we are. It’s crazy

Hearing that Nova intro gave me an instant flashback to my childhood and watching these shows with my family on PBS lol

So glad David said that’s it, he won’t go again! Glad he made it and knows how close it was to not making it.

I can't believe this doesn't have more views, it's very informative. Plus Jodie Foster, who knew.

Depressing to see all the 02 tanks, tent poles, general litter etc., over such an otherwise pristine place.

I'm grateful for those who submitted to the medical and psychological testing at these high altitudes.  Learning more about the human physiology at higher altitudes benefits all of humanity.

On a different note, I couldn't help but chuckle when David Carter was doing the psychological test, calling out the colour of the words, rather than reading the word, written in a different colour.  He was faster than me at basecamp, and I'm living at sea level!  Lol.

I’m disgusted by the fact that people just leave their trash up there. No respect for our beautiful Mother and the gifts that she gives, these people should be ashamed of themselves.

Just remember the summit is only half way

I'm glad Rob Hall isn't exposed on the mountain

When nova made great documentary

David made the best decision of anybody’s life. I wish more people would humble themselves and do the same!

Fascinating.   Everest never rests

The results of the experiments shown in this video are fascinating, with the effects of altitude changes on the body clearly evident. The problem is that some climbers will say that that they’re willing to take the risk, while others won’t even accept that these results could apply to them.

RIP David.  Great filmmaker.

Nice and interesting video 👍🏻
I just love Everest videos pre year 2000. The tempo is slower, and I like that, the music is warmer and the logos and graphics are struggling beautifully in the dawn of digital video-graphics. And I learned that the brain volume is in play for high altitude climbers, didn’t know that.

This research gave me a better understanding of altitude sickness. I've heard climbers speak of it but this gives a more objective understanding of what it means to the human body.

I can’t even remember those sentences now! No way I’d be able to repeat them way up there.