The New Terrifying Discovery In The Mount Everest That Scares Scientists!

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Mount Everest is the biggest mountain, rising an amazing 29,000 ft above sea level. It is the highest mountain in the world and is in the Mahalang Himal sub-range of the Himalayas. The mountain’s peak is on the line between Tibet and Nepal. Mount Everest is home to many mysteries that haven’t been answered yet, leaving people scratching their heads.

Come with us today as we talk about the 17 strangest things that have ever happened on Mount Everest, which will definitely leave you speechless.

The Strange Case of Mie and Irvine
You might believe that Sir Ed Hillary was the first person to reach the summit of Everest in 1953, but what if he wasn’t? What if it had been done by two Englishmen in 1924—George Mie and Sandy Irvine? They were only 100 ft from the top and could be seen through Al lens as tiny black dots. They never came back, though, so no one knows if they made it or not. Mie was a skilled climber who had already been to Everest twice. Back in 1921, he was part of the British mission that mapped the area all around the mountain. He was the first person from Europe to see the western slope and knew that oxygen tanks were necessary to climb to such high elevations. Irvine was picked as his partner because he knew how to use the breathing gear.

Well, five porters and a guide went with them. Mie and Irvine went ahead, but the guide stayed behind to look over the mountain. When it started to snow, the guide yelled for them to turn around and go back. He never saw them again, though. He came back the next day to find their camp empty. There were two sleeping bags set up in a T-shape, but the hikers were nowhere to be seen. Even though Mie’s body was found in 1999, the case was still open. His camera, which could have shown that they made it to the top, was gone, but there was one sign before the climb: Mie told his wife, Ruth, that he would leave a picture of her at the top. The picture was in his inside pocket, but it wasn’t with him when he could. Could Mie and Irvine have been the first people to reach the top of Everest?

Mountain of the Dead
Not only is Mount Everest the world’s tallest peak, but it’s also the most mysterious. Some hikers have said they saw strange things and ghost figures on their way up to the top. Could the mountain be cursed by the sleepless souls of those who perished?

A Sherpa who climbed in 2004 has one of the more scary stories. He said he saw dark forms appear out of nowhere and reach out their hands as if they needed help or food. He thought they were the ghosts of climbers who had died and were stuck between life and death. He wasn’t the only one who saw these things. Many other people have said they have heard sounds, seen lights, or felt cold touches on the hill. Does anyone really see these scary things? Are they just crazy dreams brought on by the lack of oxygen and the harsh conditions, or are they proof that there is something magical on Everest? How do you feel? Tell us what you think in the comments.

The Zone of No Return
The zone of no return is one of the scariest things that climbers have found on Mount Everest. This area is above 8,000 meters, where the air is so thin that living things can barely survive. Most mountain deaths happen here, where hikers are having a hard time breathing even with more air. Also, the weather is terrible, and they often have to turn around because of this. The zone of no return is also called the death zone. People who are brave or foolish are the ones who dare to go.

The Sherpa Attack
A lot of people who climb Everest do so in the hopes of having a spiritual experience or even seeing Heaven from the top down. But for British mountain climber John Griffiths and his two friends, the trip turned into a nightmare when they ran into a group of angry Sherpas who blocked their way and yelled at them. Sherpas are from Nepal and live in the shadow of Everest. They are known for their skills and ability to stay at high elevations for long periods. However, they also care deeply about their land and traditions.

Griffiths and his friends got into an altercation with some Sherpas who accused them of being disrespectful to their rules and customs. They thought it was just a minor misunderstanding, but they were wrong. The Sherpas returned with about 100 men armed with clubs and stones. Their attackers hid their faces with scarves and were very aggressive toward the climbers. Griffiths and his friends tried to reason with them, but to no avail. They were overwhelmed and outmatched. They would have perished if not for some brave climbers from Camp 2 who came to their aid. Amy Arned, an American woman who had climbed Everest four times, was among them. Knowing the Sherpas well, she recognized the danger and advised Griffiths and his friends to leave the mountain immediately before it was too late. Following her guidance, they escaped unharmed but had to abandon their goal of reaching the summit. They would never forget this terrifying encounter.