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Interstellar Comet 3I/Atlas Enters Inner Solar System

Science · United States

Interstellar Comet 3I/Atlas Enters Inner Solar System

42% Center coverage: 162 sources

One of the Two Japanese Tourists Found on Huascarán Has Died.

Environment · Peru

One of the Two Japanese Tourists Found on Huascarán Has Died.

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

A mountaineer from Japan died and another was rescued during a trek on Peru's tallest mountain, authorities said Thursday.Chiaki Inada, 40, and Saki Terada, 36, became trapped Monday due to fog and bad weather on the mountain called Huascaran at an elevation of more than 21,000 feet (6,400 meters).See the Story

Czech Climber Dies on 'Killer Mountain'

Everest · Pakistan

Czech Climber Dies on 'Killer Mountain'

42% Center coverage: 7 sources

A Czech mountaineer fell to her death on the world's ninth-highest peak, Pakistan officials said Friday, becoming the first casualty of the summer climbing season in the country. Klara Kolouchova, 46, the first Czech woman to summit the world's two highest mountains, died Thursday after falling on the lower slopes of Nanga Parbat. The 8,125-metre (26,656-foot) mountain is one of the world's most dangerous climbs with a reported one-in-five fatal…See the Story

Five Climbers Summit Nanga Parbat

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Five international climbers from Europe have successfully summited Nanga Parbat (8,125 metres), marking the first ascents of Pakistan's summer climbing season. Czech mountaineers Marek Novotny and Ondra Hlasny reached the summit of the world's ninth-highest peak via the standard route on the Diamir face on June 26 at 12:00 pm, according to Ghulam Muhammad, General Manager of Blue Sky Treks and Tours, the expedition's organisers. He confirmed the…Everest · Gilgit-Baltistan See the Story

Orcas Caught on Camera Kissing

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Chileans Open New Route In Peruvian Andes » Explorersweb

Three Chileans have opened a 400m new route on Urus, a 5,000m peak in Peru. Vicente Urzua, Maxi Didier, and Eduardo Tapia are regulars on the Patagonian big walls during the austral summer. When winter settles in, they travel north to climb in the tropical climate of the Peruvian Andes. The new route goes to the west summit of 5,450m Urus in the Cordillera Blanca range. Urzua reported on social media that they climbed via the southwest face in t…Ancash · Ancash Read Article

Weekend Warm-Up: Frozen North » Explorersweb

This week's documentary takes us to the frozen Arctic, where a modern expedition follows the route of early 20th-century explorer Hubert Wilkins. In 1931, Wilkins set out for the North Pole in a repurposed military submarine. The subtitle of Frozen North -- "The Disastrous Attempt To Reach The North Pole In A WW1 Submarine" -- hints at how well they fared. The 'Nautilus' submarine descends into Arctic waters. Photo: Screenshot A promising advent…Bergen, Norway · Bergen Read Article

First Ski Descent of a 5,000m Peak in the Tien Shan » Explorersweb

Caro North, Soledad de las Nieves, and Tatin Sanchez likely made the first ski descent of 5,000m Pogranichnik Peak, which is on the border of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Pogranichnik Peak lies in the Tien Shan mountains of Central Asia, one of the world's great ranges. Pogranichnik means "border guard" in Russian and reflects its location on the Kazakhstan-Kyrgyzstan border. Strong winds, icy slopes, and challenging conditions for both climbing a…Kazakhstan · Kazakhstan Read Article

New Alpine Route on Tall Peak in Andes - Gripped Magazine

In June, Diomedes Mojica and Wilder Alva Chinchay climbed a new route on the rarely climbed 6,070-metre Huandoy East in Peru’s Cordillera Blanca, the world’s highest tropical mountain range. They climbed their 480-metre line, graded MD+, 75º-90º ice, M4/M5, UIAA 5+, up the northeast face in alpine style over 18 hours (11 hours up, seven down). Huandoy East’s steep ice, glaciers, and complex terrain make it a rarely attempted summit, even by seas…Ancash · Ancash See the Story

The Silent Season on K2: Action Begins, But Little Info Forthcoming » Explorersweb

It's always exciting to get the first reports from K2. Despite commercialization, the allure of Savage Mountain has remained. But news is hard to come by this year. French loner in Camp 1 As on other Pakistan 8,000'ers, the first reports this season have come from independent climbers. Serge Hardy of France is climbing on his own and has already been to Camp 1. The mountain is empty, but it was still hard for him to find a spot at Camp 1 (6,060m…Gilgit-Baltistan · Gilgit-Baltistan Read Article

6-Year-Old Indian Boy Becomes Youngest to Scale Mount Elbrus - Connected to India News I Singapore L UAE L UK L USA L NRI

Teghbir Singh, a six-year-old boy from Punjab, India, has created a new world record by becoming the youngest mountaineer to scale Mount Elbrus, the highest peak in Russia and Europe. Teghbir SIngh (middle) poses with the Indian flag after reaching the summit. Photo courtesy: /airnewsalerts Standing at 18,510 feet (5,642 metres), Mount Elbrus is also the tenth-most prominent peak in the world. Teghbir began his trek along with his father, Sukhin…Russia · Russia See the Story

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