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| Highest point | |
| Elevation | The height of Mount Everest (updated with the latest measurement from 2020) |
| Prominence | Prominence of the peak, which is the height of Everest from the lowest contour line around it. |
| Geography | |
| Location | The geographical location of Mount Everest (spanning Nepal and China). |
| Range coordinates | 27°59′17″N 86°55′31″E |
| Climbing | |
| First ascent | May 29, 1953, by Sir Edmund Hillary (New Zealand) and Tenzing Norgay (Nepal) |
| Easiest route | South Col route (via Nepal) |
== Everester: A Resource on Mount Everest ==
Overview
Everester is an online platform that provides factual information about Mount Everest, including its environmental conditions, historical context, and the challenges faced by climbers. The platform aims to educate the public about the geography, history, and significant events related to Everest and mountaineering.
Featured Topics
Mount Everest Weather and Climate
Mount Everest’s weather is known for being unpredictable and harsh. Weather conditions vary greatly based on altitude and season. Key aspects include:
Seasonal Changes: The mountain experiences significant seasonal variation in temperature and weather, with harsher conditions during the winter months. Temperature Fluctuations: Temperatures can drop dramatically, particularly in the higher reaches of the mountain. Extreme Weather Hazards: Mountaineers face extreme winds, snowstorms, and low oxygen levels, which complicate the already difficult task of reaching the summit. For more details, see: Mount Everest Weather and Climate
Francys Arsentiev – 'Sleeping Beauty' of Everest
The story of Francys Arsentiev, often referred to as the "Sleeping Beauty of Everest," is one of the most tragic in mountaineering history. She became famous after her death during an expedition in 1998. Key points about her story include:
The Expedition: Arsentiev was attempting to summit Everest with her husband when she tragically became the first American woman to die on the mountain. The "Sleeping Beauty" Moniker: This nickname came about due to her body being found at high altitude, leading to a chilling symbol of the mountain’s dangers. The Legacy: Arsentiev’s story is often referenced as a cautionary tale, highlighting the extreme risks involved in high-altitude climbing. For further details, see: Francys Arsentiev: Sleeping Beauty of Everest
Rainbow Valley
Rainbow Valley, located in the "Death Zone" of Mount Everest, is known for its association with climbers who have lost their lives while attempting to summit the mountain. The valley has become an unofficial memorial to those who have perished in the pursuit of Everest’s summit. Notable points include:
The History: Rainbow Valley is the site where many climbers have died due to altitude sickness, exhaustion, and the extreme challenges posed by Everest. The "Death Zone": The area is located at an altitude above 8,000 meters, where the lack of oxygen makes survival difficult. Memorial to Climbers: The brightly colored equipment and clothing left behind by climbers contribute to the valley’s striking appearance, which has been described as both haunting and beautiful. For additional information, see: Rainbow Valley: The Death Zone of Everest
Contribution to Mountaineering Knowledge
Everester plays a significant role in enhancing the understanding of Mount Everest. It serves as an educational resource for climbers, historians, and the general public. By providing detailed information about the environment, challenges, and history of Everest, it promotes awareness about the physical and psychological toll of high-altitude mountaineering.
See Also
Mount Everest Weather and Climate Francys Arsentiev: The Sleeping Beauty of Everest Rainbow Valley: The Death Zone of Everest
References
- "Mount Everest Weather and Climate". Everester. Retrieved 28 December 2024.
- "Francys Arsentiev: Sleeping Beauty of Everest". Everester. Retrieved 28 December 2024.
- "Rainbow Valley: The Death Zone of Everest". Everester. Retrieved 28 December 2024.
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