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Everyone that is on a mountain should call rescue services when they are on top of the mountains and need help. Because when you are on these mountains you are in trouble and your life is at stake. So it is either a life or death situation and you want to be able to survive so you will call the rescue services for help. So that is why being on the mountains is very dangerous and needs a lot of training. In the story “Helicopter rescues increasing on earth” helicopters are very common

How would you feel if someone stopped you from doing something you're really passionate about ? well There were two articles written about whether Mt.Everest should stay open , or if they should close it down for awhile because of some accidents that has happened . In my opinion I believe without a doubt people should be able to climb Mt. Everest because, people are trained to climb mountains and they have equipment to keep them safe from falling. Everyone has a hobby and it’s not fair to take away

Mount Everest SHOULD be Open Many people enjoy climbing mountains. Mount Everest has the highest and tallest peak in the world, standing high at 29,029 feet. Mount Everest is in the young Asian mountain range called The Himalayas. The Himalayas borders China, Nepal, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Pakistan, and India. More specifically, Mount Everest borders Tibet and Nepal. This enormous mountain was first conquered on May 29, 1953, by Sir Edmund Hillary alongside Nepalese Sherpa Tenzing Norgay. ( “Everything

The issue of Mt.Everest and whether it should be open to the public or not is an issue that has recently risen as many mountaineers do not like the idea of it as it is an exhilarating thing to do that gives them a sense of achievement and although there are many risks and challenges people enjoy the activity and believe that it should stay open to the public. Mountaineering as of recent years has gotten much safer as they now use steroids and bottled oxygen because of the high altitude. It is becoming

Do you know what it’s like to climb to the top of the world – 29000 feet up, in negative 27 degrees Celsius? Few people do, and two very special individuals in particular had the privilege of being the first to do so; these were Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. These two men were the first to every climb Mt. Everest and they did it together. However, despite the hardships, adventure, and success they shared together, these two men have slightly different accounts on how the trip went. No doubt

Should you risk your life for bragging rights? I believe people should be acquiesced to climb Mount Everest because it is a great experience people to go climb to the top. However in my opinion, I think only some people should be able to climb it, such as athletic people because you must be fit or you are more likely to fail or to not make it to the top. You must have trained as well , so you can be experienced. Someone can't just go up there without knowing what to do because you are setting yourself

Edmund Percival Hillary, later Sir Edmund Hillary (1919-2008), was a renowned New Zealand explorer, mountain climber, and philanthropist. He is noted for being a member of Eric Shipton's (1907-1977) British Reconnaissance Expedition to Mount Everest (1951), for summiting Everest (1953), and for having climbed Mount Herschel (1967). For his contributions to exploration an d his achievements, Hillary was knighted in 1953, received the Order of New Zealand (1987), and later made Knight Companion

During the Everest Simulation, the first issue face by our team is insufficient use and analysis the information gathered from each team members. At the beginning of the journey, all of the people were in a good condition, and entire group members decide to go up to up level campus. In level 1, environmental scientist was shown weak in her health condition, at level 2, things become even worse. At the beginning, all of the team members have no idea how many health conditions each people will have

Would climbing Mount Everest be worth it? Enduring all of the hardships and the risk of death just to say it was done or just to see what it looked like from the top. Some people do it to prove to themselves that they can defy all odds and overcome any trial. Is it worth risking your relationships for exhilaration and a good view? No, not under any circumstance should a person attempt something that can break those ties. Most if not all people who have died on that mountain had some family member

Standing at 8848m above sea level, Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. It is a beautiful innocent-looking mountain and its profile makes it out to be an easy climb. But because of its height, there are many problems when facing the daunting task of reaching the summit; including, death. Statistically, one out of every six climbers dies on each expedition up the side of mt. Everest. More than any other. Not only is everest a pretty peak, it also is deadly. Along with the cold, there