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Interesting facts

Nepalese guide spends six days lost in Everest’s death zone, chews ice to survive without oxygen, and is found crawling towards base camp

Caio Aviz 08/06/2026 at 19:16

Science and Technology

Nicknamed Pemba, a humanoid robot from Unitree braved the extreme cold and altitude to reach the summit of the Chimborazo volcano at over 6,000 meters, with an eye on Everest, even though it had to be carried by the team on the steepest parts of the ascent.

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 08/06/2026 at 15:44

Economy

Archaeologists use the International Space Station and Everest to understand how humans adapt to extreme places.

Noel Budeguer 07/06/2026 at 13:14

Interesting facts

Line at the top of the world scares climbers and impresses the internet: Mount Everest records 274 climbers at the summit in a single day, exposes human congestion in the Death Zone and reignites warnings about oxygen, safety, and abandoned trash on the mountain.

Caio Aviz 03/06/2026 at 15:39

Accidents

First death on Mount Everest in 2026: guide loses consciousness and dies on the way to base camp

Ruth Rodrigues 05/05/2026 at 13:45

Interesting facts

A study reveals that climbers who reach the summit of Everest breathe only 30% of the oxygen available at sea level and may return with atrophy of the cerebral cortex, concentration difficulties for weeks, and possible neurological damage associated with extreme altitude.

Valdemar Medeiros 18/04/2026 at 13:20

Interesting facts

Tourists were poisoned on Everest in a million-dollar fraud scheme involving helicopters that diverted over $19 million and shocked international authorities.

Felipe Alves da Silva 03/04/2026 at 12:36

Science and Technology

Marine fossils found at over 8,800 meters altitude on Everest and in large mountain ranges have proven that entire continents move, oceans disappear, and tectonic plates collide over millions of years, revolutionizing science in the 20th century.

Valdemar Medeiros 02/04/2026 at 13:33

Interesting facts

Everest Enters Unprecedented Phase: Drones Transport Oxygen Cylinders, Ropes, and Ladders in 6 Minutes and Bring Down Waste Along One of the Deadliest Routes on the Planet, Reducing Human Exposure Above 6,000 Meters

Noel Budeguer 06/03/2026 at 18:45

O aeroporto mais perigoso do mundo tem pista de apenas 527 metros e termina num penhasco de 700 metros de altura

Air Transport

The World’s Most Dangerous Airport Has A Runway Of Just 527 Meters And Ends At A 700-Meter High Cliff

Débora Araújo 04/07/2025 at 12:33

O ponto mais alto do Brasil fica 'escondido' no meio da floresta com 2.995 metros de altitude, é mais difícil de alcançar que o Everest e quase ninguém ousa visitar

Interesting facts

The Highest Point in Brazil Is ‘Hidden’ in the Forest at 2,995 Meters Above Sea Level, Harder to Reach Than Everest, and Almost No One Dares to Visit

Valdemar Medeiros 26/05/2025 at 14:29

Nepalese guide spends six days lost in Everest’s death zone, chews ice to survive without oxygen, and is found crawling towards base camp

Nicknamed Pemba, a humanoid robot from Unitree braved the extreme cold and altitude to reach the summit of the Chimborazo volcano at over 6,000 meters, with an eye on Everest, even though it had to be carried by the team on the steepest parts of the ascent.

Archaeologists use the International Space Station and Everest to understand how humans adapt to extreme places.

Line at the top of the world scares climbers and impresses the internet: Mount Everest records 274 climbers at the summit in a single day, exposes human congestion in the Death Zone and reignites warnings about oxygen, safety, and abandoned trash on the mountain.

First death on Mount Everest in 2026: guide loses consciousness and dies on the way to base camp

A study reveals that climbers who reach the summit of Everest breathe only 30% of the oxygen available at sea level and may return with atrophy of the cerebral cortex, concentration difficulties for weeks, and possible neurological damage associated with extreme altitude.

Tourists were poisoned on Everest in a million-dollar fraud scheme involving helicopters that diverted over $19 million and shocked international authorities.

Marine fossils found at over 8,800 meters altitude on Everest and in large mountain ranges have proven that entire continents move, oceans disappear, and tectonic plates collide over millions of years, revolutionizing science in the 20th century.

Everest Enters Unprecedented Phase: Drones Transport Oxygen Cylinders, Ropes, and Ladders in 6 Minutes and Bring Down Waste Along One of the Deadliest Routes on the Planet, Reducing Human Exposure Above 6,000 Meters

The World’s Most Dangerous Airport Has A Runway Of Just 527 Meters And Ends At A 700-Meter High Cliff

The Highest Point in Brazil Is ‘Hidden’ in the Forest at 2,995 Meters Above Sea Level, Harder to Reach Than Everest, and Almost No One Dares to Visit

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Greek island offers free housing for volunteers, but there’s a condition: you need to take care of rescued cats.

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