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Scientist Falls 70 Feet Into Mountain Crevasse — And Lives
Scientist Falls 70 Feet Into Mountain Crevasse — And Lives
   An American climate Scientist fell Into a 70-foot Crevasse on Mount Himlung in the Himalayas, and he lived to tell the tale. See also: Climbing Mount Everest Will Always Be Dangerous Western Kentucky University professor John All was conducting climate research in Nepal on Monday when he suddenly fell, breaking his arm, five ribs and dislocating his shoulder. He looked up, realized he had fallen through a 70-foot hole and turned on his camera. Later, he posted it to Facebook, describing it as "one of life's hardest moments." Post by John All. “I’m pretty well fucked,” All says Into the camera. “I fell through that hole, thankfully I didn’t keep falling that way.” He then aims the camera down towards the blackness beneath him. “I got trapped here instead, on this ledge. My arm, I can’t use. I have to somehow climb out that way,” he says, looking upwards toward the light. Read more... More about Youtube, Science, Us World, World, and Climate ??????? ??????: Scientist Falls 70 Feet Into Mountain Crevasse — And Lives || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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