change at any moment, making it almost impossible for plants or animals to survive. Nothing can survive at constant below

zero temperatures, and 60+ mph winds. Just the existence of a mountain of this size has made many explorers eager to try

their climbing skills. "The Conquest of Everest" and the essays by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tensing Norgay all tell the story

of the first successful summit of Mt. Everest; however the perspective of the three differ considerably.

It would be nearly impossible to climb the mountain without a support party to help carry equipment and food. In

the video the assult team travels almost all the way to the summit- However, in the essays, nothing is mentioned about th

he akes it sound like he's better than everyone else, and that they're all clueless about what's going on. In Norgay's, he

reach the summit. Both the essays and the video show or tell all the things they had to overcome, like the oxegyn masks

the planning. From that information, it is clear that the essays tell of no planning. On the other hand, the video goes into

Though the stories' perspectives differ, there are some similarities. To begin with, they all had the same goal, to

very similar to the equipment used today. Crampons and Ice Axes are two examples of this. Crampons are the "spikes"

oxygen, your body and brain begins to shut down, causing a person to make unreliable decisions, which could cause death.

There are many things that go into climbing Mt.Everest. Planning and preparing a trip to the

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Mt Everest, MtEverest Planning, Ice Axes, Hillary Norgay, Tensing Norgay, Conquest Everest, reached summit, deadly mountain world, deadly mountain, mt everest, mountain world, nearly impossible, ice axes, reach summit, climb mountain,
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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)