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1998 Mount Everest Expedition Cybercast











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EVEREST '99




 
  
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Through the Khumbu Ice Fall
Universally terrifying, it is the most dangerous part of the southern route on Everest. Climbers of last year's expedition describe their experiences in the legendary Khumbu Icefall.


High Altitude Physiology
Charles Corfield examines what happens to the human body at altitude. Includes a discussion of Acute Mountain Sickness, Cerebral and Pulmonary Edemas, as well as symptoms, treatments, and tips for acclimating from Stephen Bezrucha.


Cleaning Up Everest
Empty oxygen bottles and over 20 years worth of climbing debris litter the South Col. By paying sherpas for the empty bottles and strictly enforcing current expeditions, climbers are working to keep Everest clean.


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