The 2002 Mount Huascaran Disaster

[@KnittingPasta]

This channel has me questioning diving, spelunking, and hiking

[@newshodgepodge6329]

If you have a pulse, be very very afraid. Life is what happens when you're busy making plans to continue breathing. 😅

[@mountainrescue777]

Never give up your passions over fear. Just be calculated,educated and in shape

[@newshodgepodge6329]

@@mountainrescue777 Just be prepared for anything, including the unsealing of your will.

[@naughtiusmaximus830]

Diving actually has practical uses.

[@bcamplite621]

​@@naughtiusmaximus830they all do. Soldiers, archeologists, explorers, etc, need these hiking/spelunking to get to far-flung places.

[@irishpsalteri]

Well told my extravagantly sedated friend. Thanks for the route graphic.

[@tipennya]

😂😂😂

[@timthekillermiller1]

Please never stop searching for info to make these videos on. We admire your craft and fantastic in depth videos.

[@anonymous_0111]

I just saw a video of William Stampfl's recent body discovery/recovery on Huascaran and her daughter's interview the other day and now MM made a video about it😮

[@Rambo-John-J]

Funny story I went back to this guys mountaineering videos from two years ago, and I was surprised by his voice because back then he seemed to speak, louder and faster, so it was hard for me to listen to lol because I have become so accustomed to his more recent slower quieter and a little more somber voice, anyone else notice that? They are all great videos. Don’t get me wrong. I am a subscriber. 👍🏻

[@classicmicroscopy9398]

Experience only goes so far in mountain climbing. All it takes is one unlucky event to end it all. It's gambling with one's life.

[@snafubar5491]

Well, Life itself is a gamble every day, so there is that.

[@Gianni_87]

Crossing the road, driving a car or motorbike everyday etc etc. is the same, all it takes is one unlucky event.

[@HandyMan657]

The things you find while climbing. Eesh. Thanks, Midnight. Take care, keep safe

[@kaytay5197]

Love the mid week video drop. Another good topic MM! THANK YOU!

[@larrynicholson5810]

Cool Midnight. Another fine video, thanks🎉

[@Tubesmaney]

Another great and well-detailed video MM, thank you. So I guess Earth's gravity varies depending on where you are on the planet? Pretty wild! This demonstrates than you can do everything right; train, bring the right equipment, be disciplined in your approach, and while climbing - and suffer bad fortune when a Serac let's go, or there's a rockfall, or other things that are completely out of your control. It bothers me when climbers are killed by accidents.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

Some people just like dissing YT channels these days...I don't get ir, maybe thet weren't hugged enough as children

[@kirstybrown1185]

People pretending they like mountains while whining, because he spoke about a mountain. 😅🙃

[@kOlbThreeTimesOne]

perfect thank you mr midnight

[@1God1Earth]

Love the mountaineering vids

[@User5411Valekona]

Great thanks

[@ronchang9791]

Yes! New Morbid Midnight!!

[@frankblangeard8865]

On seeing the picture of the body it immediately occured to me that he didn't need those boots, crampons and ice axe anymore...

[@knighthawk3110]

Woohoo here early 🎉

[@thefanone]

Just dang 😮😮😮

[@zegner963]

rest in peace

[@nickchannel5364]

Mountain climbing is a lot like normal life: a lot of effort plus random occurrences.

[@lindakay9552]

Is this this mountain that has caverns that were found to have remains of giant sloths?

[@Mt.Everest.]

It took 4:39 and two commercials until you actually started the story so thank you for that.

[@mimisikujui5514]

Too much talk for me..

[@TimJorgensen850]

Imagine not using an adblocker in 2024

[@kirstybrown1185]

He explains the mountain in every video though. This isn’t the first time. Not difficult to skip if you’re not interested in mountains. Weird name if you’re not though. Imagine whining because you didn’t get told about someone’s death fast enough. I wouldn’t brag about being that messed up.

[@darb4091]

@@TimJorgensen850 Imagine complaining publicly about your own foolishness.

[@Mt.Everest.]

@@kirstybrown1185 enough talk from the peanut gallery

[@kristentaylor5359]

wow, there are just some videos you have to speed up. On another note, good video and information, thanks

[@The_Comedian556]

Early

[@guernica69]

It's just 'Huascarán', there's no mount in front of it. Same thing for Chimbarazo.

[@kirstybrown1185]

I can’t imagine people assumed he was speaking about something else. Saying mount, just helps.

[@patrickagee]

LESS THAN 100 FROM 79K!!!

[@ripmemes8962]

Erskine pronounced "ur-skin"

[@scheuerle2]

Only three "howevers" over 11 minutes. Getting better.

[@kirstybrown1185]

Better than your comment shows you are. At least their was a point to his words.

[@scheuerle2]

@@kirstybrown1185 However, the word you're (not "your") looking for is "there."

[@fatshibaballs]

@@scheuerle2he used the correct your, you’re insufferable

[@bamf54321]

Love your voice, but sometimes I expect you to talk about Burger King foot lettuce found at the summit of the mountain.

[@SomeTypicalTourist]

Want to post an original comment? You don't like it then leave. That simple 😂

[@fatshibaballs]

@@SomeTypicalTouristactually him commenting adds to the algorithm. KZbin doesn’t care what attention a video gets, as long as it’s attention. Thanks for hating, unironically

[@carnsoaks1]

Why confuse everyone with the Gravitational Averages. Instead of blowing minds you created another conspiracy theory. Now imagine if you explained how magnetic force lines of the earth were not "uniform " and that at some points they point into the ground at steep angles, rather than point parallel to the surface.

[@Tommytakanawa]

Why are you ghey?

[@scottcurtis2400]

I like the accuracy to make folks understand how a very large mountain has its own physical properties, especially near the equator that may not be obvious. Not a conspiracy..

[@SomeTypicalTourist]

Conspiracy is false information. Explaining how something works is not conspiracy. Not all humans are smart enough to know how mountains work near the equator

[@kirstybrown1185]

Your comment is the confusing one.

[@darb4091]

Science can be scary.