What Made Hikers Take Clothes Off In Below Freezing Temps? (The Dyatlov Pass Mystery)

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Was the cause supernatural or did they see something they shouldn't have? What was that?! 👻

[@MrBlitz-kr2wo]

It was Supernatural. The destructive nature and internal conflicts, they were literally fighting against their sanity How do you fight yourself sincerely... Something overran their conscious selves.

[@jlyn7468]

Check out Lemmino's video on the Dyatlov Pass (The Dyatlov Pass Case). He gives a highly plausible explanation.

[@jamilterro7903]

it is a normal reaction to late stages of hypothermia.

[@PT-mj3bk]

Maxon Dimber yes, they went crazy. No super natural involved, as it doesnt really exist

[@KodomoNoKaze]

I base if I'm going to watch a video of this subject on if they say "dee-atlov" or "dill-atoff". 10/10

[@yeetusthefetus260]

Imagine being the only living hiker in a group because you had joint pain

[@bjones6381]

not joint pain he realized what he was walking into.

[@musiclovedylanyay]

Epic gamer moment

[@monksmom1]

Maybe he was the secret agent....

[@stuporspoon]

tys; i'm ^

[@therocketman3131]

I have joint pain , I would rather be dead

[@kevray]

Kind of scary to think about: Someone on this earth knows exactly what happened to them.

[@differentmando4588]

Stormboxer “something” 🙏🏽

[@ni3070]

That's okay, imagine no one knowing......you know what else is scary your profile pic

[@kokokoko3936]

N I Its COD i think

[@ni3070]

@@kokokoko3936 what's cod?

[@kokokoko3936]

N I Call Of Duty

[@maximusmilazzo5760]

Only in Russia: 4 people named “Yuri” - and one of them fought a bear

[@vasilhs267]

Foot*

[@Maviolo.]

@@vasilhs267 fuogt*

[@coconuts7045]

Fuoht*

[@Maviolo.]

@@coconuts7045 no...just stop just leave pack your bags and leave

[@coconuts7045]

BasedVerb No u

[@rileybones3750]

This is 1 of the most mysterious stories I've ever heard. How these 9 hikers died no one will really ever know unfortunately. Hopefully these hikers died quickly and didnt suffer much. RIP

[@Kreioftze]

You dont know it

[@santacruiser2214]

Trust me, the condition their bodies were in suggests otherwise.

[@nicholaswilliam3741]

Seems more likely to be a government cover up. It's believed that area the hikers pitched camp was used by the millitary and they were supposedly testing out parrachute mines that night. It could explain some of the damage to the bodies. As for the campsite it was probably repitched by the military and made to look like something bad happened.

[@bwpyrotechnics1272]

Someone was there before official investigators. Probably army because the only survivor of this group who seperated from them few days before found something like knee protector from army, and only soldiers carried it at that time. I suggest you to watch documentary Russian Yeti: The Killer Lives. It's more than interesting👍

[@nicholaswilliam3741]

BW Pyrotechnics I have. Several times actually. It's more entertaining to me than it seemes to be a documentary. In an intervew with the creator of it somewhere on KZbin, the creator states that Discovery took his idea and made a bunch of changes he didn't like as well as some added sound effects that made it seem a bit unrealistic. Aside from that, the one thing that interest me the most about the whole incident is how some of the hiker's dead bodies had radiation on them.

[@arnold2491]

The snow started speaking finnish so they got scared

[@Mikeamerry]

Underrated comment alert

[@ARod3]

I don’t get it

[@valle1438]

Perkele

[@whited2966]

@@ARod3 winter war

[@josephstalin8423]

PTSD *triggered!

[@melonheadr5719]

He said there was 1 who climbed a tree so he could see what aroid them.He climbed the tree to get away from somethink

[@footballsoccer358]

I don't know what aroid means but I get what you meant lol. also *something

[@tiagodumont4422]

@@footballsoccer358 He meant to type "around".

[@akristen4971]

I think he climbed the tree to collect branches for a fire

[@randylizotte]

Definitely climbed up to get away from something

[@spearinhand]

And most likely something strong enough to break all the branches on the tree, perhaps something was trying to chase him down

[@mohitastrophotography8499]

missing eyes, toung, radiation. how will hypothermia, avalanche or infrasound explain this

[@Mipeal]

she had her face on the stream of water

[@olezka_dostoevsky]

Two of them worked in a place that developed nuclear weapons.

[@NoobMaster-bl4dd]

@@olezka_dostoevsky ikr

[@sof3304]

It was very cold from where they where so the person who had no tongue probably bit it off? and i think they took off their clothes because i saw somewhere that victims of hypothermia can feel so hot that they take off their clothes. Something like that but yeah.

[@g.williams2047]

Too many coincidences, especially with the government covering it up, I believe that either the group saw something they weren't supposed to see, or they did something back at their home in nucleares weapons department, and a mountain disappearance makes the most sense.

[@temmietim1023]

Legends says the Dyatlov Pass has a stable 3.6 Degrees. Not Great, not terrible

[@D2attemp]

this needs more likes

[@TheInfographicsShow]

😂 😂

[@alexheat0678]

@@TheInfographicsShow wait what?

[@aleski6506]

I heard its an equivalent of a chest x-ray

[@Spacegoat92]

You're delusional, get to the infirmary...

[@naynay2217]

Don’t know what happened and I’m not one to come up with theories, but we gotta agree that there was *definitely* foul play in this. Seriously dude the case being immediately closed by higher people is suspicious af.

[@natashamatticks1525]

Nayele Martinez hypothermia can cause people to rip off their clothes idk what the video said happened it just started. But in the final stages of hypothermia you begin to feel as if you’re burning up and the delirium causes you to undress as you feel you are overheating.

[@naynay2217]

Natasha Matticks Yeah I know that. I’ve seen at least three videos going over this event. This video cuts away quite a bit stuff from the whole story.

[@lonnieg2055]

I heard they're opening the case back up? I don't know but I agree, this is weird. I'd love to see any video footage from this event

[@naynay2217]

You can say they died to hyperthermia, but what events led up to that point is the real question. You can easily say someone bled out, but what events led to that? They were experienced and yet they died like that? The tent was ripped from the inside out. I don’t think hyperthermia causes that. There was a missing tongue and a fractured skull. I also don’t think hyperthermia causes that. They also swapped clothes? So yes you can say they died to hyperthermia, but what led up to that? It was also mentioned that there was some sort of military cloth on sight. Though it didn’t talk about that in the video.

[@challenger3]

@@naynay2217 Check out LEMMiNO, he has a great explanation of what happened and why it might of.

[@berzerkbankie1342]

Anyone else notice at least 3 of the people in this group survived death before? Death was coming for them.

[@ImOnTheEdge243]

Final destination

[@dsc5085]

Normal russian lifestyle

[@wolfie6175]

Literally everyone in Russia

[@thetruesquad5059]

xd

[@thomas0086]

Everyday you live is a day you survived death my guy.

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

I wonder if they just made my cousin the yeti mad at them

[@randomguy8228]

april302017 are you speak english?

[@KonnyP]

I've seen you before, somewhere

[@arnez844]

Lol I see you comment often. Yes I believe it was Sasquatch

[@TheGuy-yk1ut]

@@randomguy8228 are you random guy

[@denisdenisdenisdenisdenis]

URANG PANDEK

[@socket4170]

They possibly could’ve gotten altitude sickness which can lead to insanity and the mixture of hypothermia which could cause this type of situation.

[@kevinbaculi9741]

but that wouldnt explain why there are articles of clothings on the ground with a high dose of radiation

[@basesspace3012]

kevin baculi But it May explain the whole-tongue-thing

[@jaouy842]

How about there unusual injury

[@rickthebadman187]

kevin baculi I think one of the guys Worked at a radiation place

[@maikchasiotis3129]

All of them? The same night?

[@cns6827]

only real soviet soldiers would know

[@chronicallytired02]

C H E R N O B Y L

[@thaum3983]

CNSRHN I’m Russian

[@David-dl6zg]

@Forsaken Pumpkin . Everyone's better off with the Yanks running the show than the un-elected authoritarian governments of Russia or the China, both of which murdered many many millions of their own people and still lock up millions more without charge.

[@aleksandar122]

Real Shreya Maloo :D We should raid EVERYTHING!

[@andrijacvjetkovic4662]

Votka

[@sinful_katze7174]

I like that your channel has enough attention of detail to tell about the individuals and not just the group

[@DonnaBrooks]

There are lots of videos here on YT about this incident that give way more detail. Look them up.

[@lllllllllllllllllllol]

Warm and safe under my blanket. Blessed 🙃

[@lalinmoon3610]

🙌😖

[@davidmason8212]

No not dyatlov again he was the one who responsible for Chernobyl reactor no.4 explosion

[@bekta9987]

You are not the only one who noticed that

[@mihir1700]

The surname is same but the Dyatlov pass is named after Igor Dyatlov

[@zaidshah4535]

Not entirely it was a design flaw

[@mikewizz1895]

@@zaidshah4535 But Dyatlov ordered the test to go on anyway

[@zaidshah4535]

@@mikewizz1895 yess but he didnt know it could ever in his wildest imagination lead to what it did however what he did is not justified and thats why i mentioned not entirely his fault meaning to a great extent it was his fault too but not all the way

[@kjsingh9071]

This is extremely depressing. I shouldn't have watched this.

[@thetruesquad5059]

....

[@judygd8749]

BAYI BAYI BABU SINGH

[@Justin.Martyr]

*Does Corona, NOW, make you FeeL, BETTER???*

[@grayday5177]

Watch the nutty putty cave next if you want to get really depressed

[@kasugaifox8571]

This less depressing than my chronic pain right now.

[@thetedmang]

With the amount of physicists and engineers on this trip, I'm surprised they couldn't build a rocket ship to escape whatever they were running from.

[@obscured9414]

Yeah real smart. They r also human too. Physicist only research and test just like engineers and scientists. It is a job . Doesn't mean they have powers .

[@thetedmang]

@@obscured9414 /r woooooooooooooooosh

[@YosamaExpress]

I love people who don't get a joke

[@thetedmang]

@@YosamaExpress They make the internet amusing. Without them, I'd be forced to socialize.

[@rythaguy1893]

In his defense it wasn’t funny at all lol

[@noahtstapp]

9 people just don’t up and leave their site unless they’re under unconditional decimation like that

[@GimliLordOfGlitteringCaves]

In Soviet Union OUR area 51 storms you

[@jinxedplays6552]

Soviet Union does not exist anymore its just russia

[@GimliLordOfGlitteringCaves]

@@jinxedplays6552 you think so

[@jinxedplays6552]

@@GimliLordOfGlitteringCaves yes i do

[@GimliLordOfGlitteringCaves]

@@jinxedplays6552 stalin is alive and tupac has accepted communism and together with Putin they fool the world into thinking that USSR is dead.... secretly Jesus is communist

[@sleepystars8482]

@@GimliLordOfGlitteringCaves 😂😂

[@finessekidd9047]

maybe they took some LSD n was tripping hard af🤔

[@Mgdawg361]

904 chris this is the only plausible reason

[@roymuzuwa7108]

904 chris Didnt they test their blood when they aquired tgeir body

[@dcoing1907]

904 chris my guy I was legit thinking about that😭😭

[@jaouy842]

Still doesn't explain the unhuman injury

[@roymuzuwa7108]

Maximilian Johandson 𝙸 𝚍𝚘𝚗𝚝 𝚔𝚗𝚘𝚠 𝚑𝚘𝚠 𝚍𝚛𝚞𝚐𝚜 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔 𝚜𝚘 𝚒𝚕𝚕 𝚓𝚞𝚜𝚝 𝚝𝚊𝚔𝚎 𝚢𝚘𝚞𝚛 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚍 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚒𝚝

[@5153flash]

I always wondered how rescuers found footprints in snow although there were snowstorms and avalanches reported also. That alone is very odd

[@robr135]

Very windy in these areas and the hard packed snow had been there for long periods of time. The weight of the hikers would produce the footprints in the hard crusty snow. Any new snow would be blown away by the winds often revealing the footprints. I grew up in an area similar to northern Russia and footprints made in December could often still be seen months later even after multiple snowstorms.

[@MattBG67]

There was no avalanche, that region hasn't even had one, the avalanche theory is like saying some city got buried by a volcano when there isn't a volcano anywhere close. They just throw it in your face so they can pretend the case is solved and has easy and reasonable solution.

[@michellewilt4479]

@@MattBG67 considering there was a farmers field that was swallowed by a volcano that previously didn't exist, I wouldn't exactly say it's impossible that an avalanche happened. But it's still a little too strange for me to believe it was an avalanche.

[@MattBG67]

@@michellewilt4479 If there are no signs or symptoms of an avalanche, why would it be assumed so? geez..

[@michellewilt4479]

@@MattBG67 oh I know that much, I believe the avalanche theory was given as the easy explanation, and I don't buy it. I'm just replying specifically to your comment about the volcano by pointing out that at least one volcano came out of nowhere unexpectedly, so an unexpected avalanche is not impossible. I agree that an unexpected avalanche with no other evidence of one is highly unlikely, but I'd never say it's impossible because weird things do happen.

[@GrammerAngel]

I can understand the missing body parts, the internal injuries, even the radiation on some cloths, what I will never understand, or be able to justify, is walking downhill almost a mile in shoeless feet away from the one shelter that could possibly save your life. That will never be explained to my satisfaction. Common sense and life experience would never let me walk away from that tent.

[@paperninja0116]

I personally feel like they stumbled across something they weren’t meant to find and the government was involved. Why was there radioactivity and I’ve read that the tents they stayed in were ripped form the inside as if they were running away from something🤨

[@finmclaughlan]

Paper Ninja hey man. Check out the video by Lemmino on the dylatov pass, it gives a valid reason for these.

[@88Petry]

Radioactivity is usually aliens. The one person was missing their eyes, lips and tongue too...

[@paperninja0116]

Fin McLaughlan Thanks man. I’ll check it out

[@paperninja0116]

88Petry You think it was aliens? I’m skeptic but no denying something weird happened. By the looks of it anyway

[@finmclaughlan]

Mac just curious why this is? Happy to be wrong.

[@nikinak3297]

The clothes were contaminated because they had visited an abandoned mine.Also one of the hikers had collected samples from that mine.

[@nokachi3339]

What?

[@dukethekiddjr.russell8831]

But the one guy who turned away was at the mine also and he lived until 70s

[@j.t2548]

Source?

[@JohnHausser]

The Ancient Aliens guy be like: « The Answer is Aliens »

[@kosarato]

*Their clothes started talking German so they took it off*

[@7STB7]

Das kann ich nicht bestätigen!

[@alexandermertens7615]

xD

[@jjjuniorcltfc]

*speaking dutch

[@grayscalefeline]

das ist richtig!

[@kenji.mp4.1502]

@@jjjuniorcltfc not dutch german and dutch are two different languages

[@TheRealDarthRevan]

Hey guys let's go campout all night on death mountain I mean what could go wrong Sure why not

[@donnabrahamworsley5857]

Darth revan I've come to bargain

[@TheRealDarthRevan]

@@donnabrahamworsley5857 I'm listening

[@chaotixninja5]

EVERYTHING COULD GO WRONG!!!

[@haydenmartin6846]

Iy was named death mountain AFTER they died lol

[@zzskyninjazz1821]

Just that one Goron rolling who could you flying

[@RolandTechnicalDesigner]

This event was awesomely evaluated and explained by LEMINO, also the channel in general is amazing.

[@paperninja0116]

Rolands What was said?

[@davryyy]

@@paperninja0116 watch the video, its a fun ride

[@RolandTechnicalDesigner]

@@paperninja0116 Yeah watch the video, the guy is truly the definition of quality over quantity

[@aruforreal1]

Link?

[@dodo-yu1hl]

I can really recommend LEMINO, his channel is amazing!

[@LUNE.44]

Here’s LEMMINO’s theory: An ember from the fire they had in the tent ignited in the night. They had been asleep and didn’t have many clothes on as a result. Smoke would have filled the tent, causing them to cut holes in the sides to let it escape. They all fled from the tent. I don’t think this is mentioned in the video, but the footsteps weren’t hurried, they were calm, as if the hikers were casually walking. They walked to a nearby forest to try and find some kind of cover. One of them made a fire and another climbed a tree to get a view while the rest explored in the forest for supplies/food/firewood. As they were not wearing much, they got very cold and slowly died of hypothermia. It is believed that one of the hikers who was found in a ditch had triggered a small avalanche and fallen 2-3 metres and died as a result. The forest wildlife had eaten the eyes and toungue of the person who had them missing, and the one who climbed the tree had fallen to their death, leaving the last one to die due to the cold, huddled around a fading flame

[@zookeeps1340]

That still doesn't count for Zinaida who was trying to go back to the camp, and it s most likely that Lyudmila had her tougne cut out while she was still alive

[@Mike-739]

@@zookeeps1340 to be fair, they could have went back to the tent trying to get warmer clothes, based off the fact that their pose was a specific position iirc

[@vince92664]

That’s very incorrect.. the ones that had internal damage were crushed by snow falling on top of them because they were below it trying to avoid cold

[@MattBG67]

They were all experienced hikers, yet you're led to believe all of them died by some dumb mistake "There were no animal tracks and the group would not have abandoned the relative security of the tent." also the heater in their tent wasn't even assembled

[@michaeljimenez3782]

That’s exactly what an ancient alien would want you to think. Jk 😂😂😂 Brilliant, and yes extremely reasonable regardless of how seasoned they all were at survival and hiking in the wilderness. It boils down to a strong psychology and when things “go wrong” traumatic situations will get the best of most people.

[@selfdiscardedkingofruin7291]

I've seen a lot of documentaries on this subject and I'm still not convinced of any of the hypothesis. It just weirds me out

[@ShivamPatel-hl9ys]

What about radiation and what's the name of the movie or documentary

[@newthrash1221]

self discarded king of ruin 72 I have a feeling you don’t believe a lot of rational and logical explanations to things; such as the earth being round. Probably makes you feel more intelligent than you actually are.

[@selfdiscardedkingofruin7291]

@@newthrash1221 the last thing I am is a conspiracy theorist. Of course the Earth is round and of course things usually are exactly as they seem. But there are some things that just don't make sense.

[@selfdiscardedkingofruin7291]

@@newthrash1221 and please don't insult my intelligence without knowing me.

[@nomadaa5984]

Azlorn Magus how about you learn to spell correctly before insulting someone. Idiot.

[@MaxNStax]

The fact that one of them climbed the tree to see the area around them makes me think that they were being chased by something and perhaps one was keeping a lookout

[@Kommandor942]

I'm pretty sure this was solved, bedtime stories have a 3 part video about this. Something about a freak catabatic wind suddenly appearing.

[@interestingbake6239]

Hame Kharpuri katabatic*

[@Kommandor942]

@@interestingbake6239 cool

[@KingsterCoalCompilationsMain]

@@interestingbake6239 Both are correct my friend

[@interestingbake6239]

My Mum Wishes I Was Never Born Because I Capitalize Every Word In A Sentace yeah sure mate

[@Nuinwing]

@F. Friedrich Kling Accident at Anaris....the only downside to this is that you better know your swedish or finding info can be difficult.

[@visoth7791]

13:28 if they were to get lost in a snow storm, how did their footprints remain when searchers arrived? Wouldn't the footprints be burried in snow if the weather was bad? My guess is either drugs such as LSD, or something causing hysteria.

[@obscured9414]

They could have still moved around after a storm . And what about radioactive gear they were wearing ? And u know hypothermia causes hysteria? I'm confused as to why u don't think that freezing to death could cause the brain to mis-function .

[@ezequielgomez1993]

but tell me why they have seriously injuries and radiation in the skin, and brown skin too? Someone missing the eyes and tongue.

[@zabbadabbadoo9989]

@@obscured9414 When it comes to the radioactive clothing, the clothes belonged to two of the hikers who had both been working with something radioactive before the trip.

[@MattBG67]

Ok, expert, since you all feel so smart with the drug option, where in USSR would you get such sophisticated drugs?

[@mysticalpineapple7263]

I love this story.. I’ve seen so many videos about it.. it’s so interesting.

[@catalintimofti1117]

A channel called lemino solved it in my oppinion

[@gintarasjanuleviciuc9818]

Can u do a lithuanian january 13 disaster the day of independence defenders day (sorry for bad english) but plz its really intresting

[@gintarasjanuleviciuc9818]

Russians were storming the telvision tower and people were not defending it with guns but singing and standing in a circle around the telvision tower holding hands

[@ainisskulskis7975]

@@gintarasjanuleviciuc9818 actualy they were defending it without weapons

[@dougdavis6737]

Don’t apologize for your English! You’re trying, and that’s what matters. :-) Have a Blessed and great Day! :-)

[@destinyt1298]

i heard about dyatlov pass on tiktok

[@Pranita.A]

Samee

[@rowanmullen6043]

Same

[@takeda604]

Same

[@abbyjamison7162]

Same 😂😂

[@r6igtgash375]

Don’t look in images

[@directline46]

As a Russian, hearing him pronounce their names gives me anxiety.

[@Charlie-cc5wl]

The guy who stayed back, started to feel better, he went to go surprise the campers .. everyone freaked out and died

[@andreasgiasiranis5206]

Imagine being a veteran of ww2 just to die while hiking

[@zookeeps1340]

It's also just sad to think that if they accidentally didnt go off course they would still be alive, Lyudmila would also be turning 21 in two months (when the incident happened)

[@WeissTreufel]

I read a book by Donnie Eichar about this topic. It was called Dead Mountain. I recommend it if you want to know more about this.

[@davidcopson5800]

It's a decent book for all the background to the case, but I don't know that I agree with his hypothesis about what drove the hikers out of their tent.

[@paulpizzlewizzle]

It was John Carpenter’s The Thing, obviously

[@cancelled_user]

I watched it when I was about 6 years old... omfg

[@markinipannini]

I guess they just couldn't explain how an RBMK reactor explodes...

[@TheInfographicsShow]

😂 😂

[@stevenfarnesi9126]

This is so interesting. I’ve seen so many videos on this, but this is the most detailed one I’ve seen on this.

[@jack-kun381]

K...but why were some hikers found lookin' like they were hit by a truck?

[@meganthevenot5712]

Music Mask fell down a ravine

[@MattBG67]

@@meganthevenot5712 the severity of their injuries wasn't possible and didn't resemble that of someone who fell by a ravine, but by intentional mutilation

[@greengabe5]

My grandfather brother met the group before they disappeared. He actually served them breakfast at his camp. He told me they said they feared they were being followed and that before they left on their trip they saw a group of 4 men in blue suits following them

[@erick.supermoto]

You left one person out 😬 Mr. Kolashnikov

[@onesneakyboigaming7575]

Nature: **makes the snow snowier** Also nature: *I'm about to end these people's whole career*

[@kingjeanty1989]

facts

[@locus8x356]

this is my favorite video now....keep it up

[@wutgreens443]

sym

[@uhohstinky335]

sever hypothermia can make a person feel like they're burning hot. Might explain the nakedness.

[@dh-oy5ne]

Sup I love your videos I watch every videos

[@godlybatiste4708]

dh302006 tv no one cares

[@dh-oy5ne]

@@godlybatiste4708 :(

[@zsin128]

dh302006 tv dont lissent to that guy

[@doorholder]

@@dh-oy5ne fets luck

[@Youre_Right]

The reason they took their clothes off is well known. Hypothermia causes the brain to short circuit and send the message out that you are burning up when in reality you’re freezing. So it’s basically just your brain shutting down and sending out all kinds of wrong sensations.

[@33moneyball]

The entire group going hypothermic at the same time is effectively impossible. They had everything necessary to survive.

[@damianclark550]

This is much easier to watch at night. No creepy music or soothing psychotic voiceover.....

[@ЛюбомирГайдарски]

Comrade Dyatlov it's -36° Dyatlov: -36° - not great not terrible for Siberia, so let's have a wild pajama party

[@cybercat29]

I read a book about the Dyatlov Pass Incident and infra-sound was given as the real cause of what happened that horrible night so long ago. The infra-sound scared the hikers into running from the tent. Some of the hikers died of hypothermia and the others found in the ravine had fallen onto the ice which is why their bodies looked like they had been in a car crash. The author had met the survivor and he gave as much information as he could about what he knew about the others who had died.

[@cloroxbleach3464]

They probably would have realized it was just a "sound" 30 seconds after leaving the tent. They weren't dumb. I don't think infrasound would have driven them crazy for that long a time. I think people did this to them. They covered up their tracks after the attack.

[@peacebro9859]

Wut if those All Happened at The same time...?? Slab Avalanche Yeti Attack Mansi Attack Hypothermia And Secret Weapon Test... That explains alot..

[@DecosonicDarstardlyTV]

sounds like a typical tuesday

[@Alex-xg9xt]

This is the infographics channel I originally subbed to. You have earned yourself a resub

[@chadsknnr]

Synchronicity! I was just watching the Bedtime Stories KZbin channel early this morning for their video about the Dyatlov Incident! And that video is two years old!! 😨😵

[@duffdiegoduff]

as much as i believe in synchronicity this is easily explained by youtubes algorithms

[@JonatasAdoM]

@@duffdiegoduff What's that? I mean it happens outside the internet and no I'm not talking about seeing a bunch of cars from the same brand.

[@Sierra038]

What I find hard to ignore is the fact of them cutting themselves out of the tent. With that little fact one can easily assume that they heard something well before they seen something. Instincts kicked in freaking out they cut the tent faster than they could open it in their panic.

[@inesis]

-24°C Not great, not terrible

[@otteredits3939]

You’re delusional.

[@jjnich4915]

@@otteredits3939 whoooooosh

[@cinnamonroll3028]

I'll never get tired of hearing this story. It's so weird and creepy but extremely interesting and makes you wonder about what happened to them to make them leave their tents without clothes and why some of their clothes had radiation.

[@riceracm]

Looks like Elsa had another one of her freak outs again, and the hikers just couldn’t let it go, so she went a little darker this time...❄️

[@James-qp3gm]

Lots of new details on what has already been a most mysterious and well-documented case of group demise by "an unknown force". Made it even more interesting. Thanks!

[@carrynwelde1120]

I think it was an avalanche. Freezing cold, snowing, tent under snow, people under snow, the other hikers rip open their tent and run away? Basically what you do when there’s an avalanche. Mysterious lights? Flares maybe? I was told Russia was doing some testing near the mountain.

[@MrSlidthunder]

Carryn Welde but how does that explain their wounds & the radiation on their bodies?

[@proximity1444]

Buzzfeed Unsolved did an amazing job covering this

[@proximity1444]

Bill Tipton you’ve clearly never watched unsolved

[@ryanhoover8130]

The KZbin channel, Lemmino has a great explanation on this

[@alwalid7972]

Link plz.

[@agarcia6770]

Ryan Hoover don’t you mean top10memes?

[@jshshsjsjsh5303]

What if- and this is just a theory- the two w/o had started sleepwalking, woke up and couldn’t find their site, created a fire, and the other four went looking for them. The injuries were from mice and other hungry animals. The lights could have been flares or a signal for help since they all got lost.

[@lifewithdanny4016]

But what about the radiation?

[@akristen4971]

The book "Dead Mountain" by Donnie Eicher is a must read for anyone truly interested in this event. He did his homework and has an intriquing theory about what occured. It is available on Amazon

[@demere5538]

I’ve been obsessed with this since I was 9 🙏🏻

[@vmpscd1360]

Thought it was cas the teacher said no hoodies

[@semperparatus678]

Great informational video

[@beekay-ftk6854]

What a coincidence,just finished watch that one episode in Dark Matter: Twisted but True and check KZbin just to see this in the recommendation

[@justoneman1681]

My best guess is there was a fire from the heater in the tent. They got out and sought shelter in the tree line, realized they needed the clothes and after scouting from the tree, realized the fire was out. This explains the singed clothes. There ones who went back for the clothes and supplies died en route. The others that didn't die in the tree line went deeper to avoid the conditions, and either feel into the ravine or climbed down, and had a huge Mass of snow fall and crush them. That would account for the internal injuries and lack of external injuries. The missing eyes, tongue, and lips were probably birds or other scavengers having a snack until the body became too frozen to peck at or give off a smell.

[@Thegoatgregory]

Russia was definitely testing bombs, I remember hearing a story from my dad from his dad, which served in ww2 and and did testing for Cold War, he claimed that when they were testing nuclear weapons, they were testing a way to launch a nuke a more dangerous way. instead of icbm activating on impact, it would explode about a half a mile above and it would cause more damage than it detonating one on the ground, maybe Russia was testing some kind of nuclear weaponry in a similar fashion but went wrong, maybe the campers heard the explosion and that woke them and they could have seen it and got scared, and for the people with the major injuries got hit with radioactive shrapnel, that why the women front face was missing, because it got melted off, and that’s why it caused the many strange injuries. it was during the time of the Cold War and also Russia wouldn’t cover it up if it wasn’t their fault. That’s why they wouldn’t tell the families because they don’t want to have to compensate for their losses. Also it’s probably why they closed it down for 3 years, so they could clean up all remaining bits of the accident and cleaned most of the toxic waste. The reason why their was limbs in leather wraps is because their most likely survivors that had to eat others for survival. It also explains why the people saw very bright spheres, because that was the bombs after math, because think about this, when a nuclear bombs goes off, in the first few seconds the explosion is so bright that it instantly burns your retina, which makes you blind, and that light can linger their for some time, like my grandpa best described the after math as looking like a second sun in the Skye, just much smaller and less bright. All the evidence adds up in this, oh and for the other people who died particularly clothed, they were the scared survivors that just died of natural occurring elements.

[@danieladuskova3086]

but not any signs of bomb explosion found in that area. some bodies were damaged badly, some of them not.

[@MattBG67]

a few of them were crushed to death by snowmobile, the others were beaten and left to freeze

[@peesukarhu_OFFICIAL]

I see this incident like this: It was cold and they were using stove, like naturally hikers do on the winter in tents. However at the night the stove started to smoke inside the tent smog and carbon monoxide, which may poisoned some of the victims. The smog in the middle of the night scared the campers and they had to get out fast to escape the thick veil of smog. They might have first tried to aerate the tent by cutting a hole on the roof and eventually one of them made a whole so that they could have been escaped from the smoke death. They didn't have time to grap their gear or any clothes on and it was bag dark outside and freezing cold so they started to head to woods to get another shelter from the winter. Two of them tried desperately to make a fire, but they failed and slowly freezed alive. Some others whom were found from ravine just fell 10 feet staright to rocks and breaked some bones and later they were buried by the snow. Some birds or small mammals might have eaten ones eyeballs and tongue. And all died hypothermia, which is reasonable way to die in place like that. This is just my pount of view. Sorry for the grammar errors, I wrote this from the tent in the darkness...

[@itstheeconomy2101]

There was apparently a Soviet rocked which exploded a not far from the camp. At the time most of the Soviet program was using nitric acid + hydrazine (bowth extremely toxic and irritating) since the mix was Hypergolic (self igniting). It could be possible that a cloud of fuel rained on the pass from the moment the arrived (explaining the poorly set up tent). The fuel rain could've gained in intensity making it hard to breathe for them and ultimately forcing them to rush out of their tents, lungs, eyes and skin chemically burned.

[@lordgarmadon2598]

10:21 Did you see the Infinity Gauntlet.

[@mikeslemonade]

What I learned from this is if your engineer student or recent graduate don’t go mountain hiking or you will risk a 90% chance of dying.

[@ripsids1349]

Hi 👋

[@scar1174]

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[@tamzzy10565]

@@scar1174 XDDD

[@sukreetsubba]

But an RBMK Reactor cannot explode!!

[@buzzrocket1]

They were going streaking through the quad and to the gymnasium. Everybody's doing it!

[@Adonis7Belguim]

Very much a supernatural Case.....but the Radiation and Blunt force trauma is definitely concern that this was Something not of this Earth or Something we Have yet to discover because it doesn't wanna be found‼️💯👽

[@larsmarell4868]

This story has already been covered by national geographic channel, the orange orbs are created by lightning and they form a plasma orb flying around randomly, they were killed by the heat of the flying orbs

[@challenger3]

National Geographic were high when they thought of that bs lol

[@davidcopson5800]

They died from exposure to heat you say. Yet the autopsy says death due to hypothermia. A bit of a difference!

[@debbieanne7962]

Wow what a strange and haunting incident, with not just a couple of experienced hikers but 9!! My first thought was an animal attack, bear, wolverine, Siberian tiger? Or an avalanche. I guess we will never know what happened on that freezing night over 60 years ago, the guy that pulled out because he was feeling I'll just have thanked his lucky stars

[@emmanuelteo9054]

For anybody who wants a more believable theory, i suggest watching lemminos take on this topic 😀

[@Jelkiin]

Emmanuel Teo that’s a way better video lol. Way more information

[@julimeryecla9552]

the discovery channel sent me here... josh gates of the expeditionation unknown tv show is joining a group back to dyatlov pass for further investigation. can't wait for the part two

[@NutsS9]

why did they name it dyatlov? blyatlov would have been better

[@cancelled_user]

suka piderast!

[@treborironwolfe]

*Bob:* "Wow.. I don't think we'll be doing THAT experiment again.. did you see how those creatures reacted?!" *Jim:* "I would have never expected such results from administering such simple basic compounds required for life on our planet." *Bob:* "Agreed. I'm just glad we were able to pack up our C10H15N equipment so quickly and leave orbit before we were noticed."

[@yeahwhatever1184]

February 2nd is my birthday! And also Groundhogs Day lol

[@auraionescu3862]

@@goldenshovel7573 And mine is 3 february

[@DonnaBrooks]

I thought that you used to have a version of this video up that showed a Yeti appear at the bottom of the screen in the intro? Did you edit this to remove that or was there an earlier version of this vid or what?

[@Nullpersona]

The camp could have been set up over an air pocket, that collapsed during the night, inflicting the internal impact trauma, while cushioning from external damage. The uncertainty of further or continued collapse, would explain the need for haste, and impromptu exit hole cut in the tent. Knowing that there was not enough clothing for everyone, the two may have volunteered their clothes so that some could survive. When the remaining hikers attempted to return to camp, the sunken state could have made it difficult to locate.

[@coopercobb8867]

Nullpersona wouldn’t that have collapsed the tent? It was still pitched

[@coopercobb8867]

Also why wouldn’t they return to their tents, they could’ve followed tracks back

[@Backfromthedeadguy]

My problem with these theories is that though they could easily explain away one or two people they can’t explain how nine experienced hikers were all affected at the same time and all reacting in the same way. Something overwhelming took place that caused their mass panic.

[@lenap3561]

Excuse me, how exactly could there have been a snow storm if they found footprints like a week later

[@envysart797]

This is one of those things that nobody really knows. On one hand it might have been an avalanche - but none of them were inexperienced enough to camp anywhere near the path of an avalanche. It definitely wouldn’t have caused them to panic in the way they did. Some speculate that a secret nuclear test had taken place nearby, but it seems unlikely that they would ever be allowed to hike anywhere near a nuclear test. It could have been some kind of mass delusion brought about by an illness such as food poisoning, but that doesn’t explain the injuries, and one would have noticed the illness in the autopsy. So no, no theory really adequately covers everything that happened. It’s a weird one.

[@Rebmetpes4]

Infographics, please do the 1979 committed murderer Danny Bible!

[@rob3326]

This happens frequently during hypothermia. People who survived hypothermia have described feeling incredibly hot. Some have felt like their skin was burning. The people that survive don't take off warm clothes in freezing weather.

[@zapcoolman8816]

*horrifying thing occurs that kills them all one by one* the hikers in this video: 😀

[@nikolai-ru1ip]

There was a documentary about it, they were explaining all of the theories and showed photos of everything, one thing about the show that was different was one of the last photos takes was of a humanoid figure that looked similarly to what I’d say was a Bigfoot, then again, I haven’t seen the photo in a while, and it could just be one of the hikers wearing an all fur suit (boots, pants, jacket, gloves, hat, etc...) but it was kind cool on how they went about it with a Bigfoot theory that involved that it was stalking them, the red army intimidated it with the weapon/whatever test, the wind noises to make them more irrational, and they finally all panicked when they thought they saw it going for them, in which they all ran, but what doesn’t make sense is that it followed the last 4 hikers and left the first 5 alone/did minor damage, it was a neat documentary thing, just keeping an open mind