For the virtual and/or real mountain climbers in this forum
 

http://www.everest3d.de/

Or just watch a video: http://www.dlr.de/DesktopDefault.asp...00_read-30710/

Originally developed by DLR for use with picture material from Mars.

niiiice :DL

Climbing M. Everest, for me the only thing worth dying for, that view

It never seems to lose its appeal...

Thanks for the links! :DL

Lot's of bodies still in almost perfect frozen shape on that mountain. They once talked of getting them for families, but I assume still there, just too riskly. I think you got have lil nut in you to do that.

Thx for the great links Skybird. :up:

Virtual mountain climbing ? :o Virtual falling off it ? :dead: :haha:

What will they think of next. :-?

Mount Everest’s a pretty tricky climb you know. Most of its up until you reach the very, very top and then it tends to slip away rather sharply…

A few days ago an 82 year climber died in an attempt to reach the summit of Everest. He was hoping to break the record set by a climber by the name of Min Bahadur Sherchan, who scaled Everest at the age of 76 back in 2008.

http://www.gadling.com/2011/05/10/82...es-on-everest/

He had little previous climbing experience too. Seems to me that's pushing it. :nope:

If I die there, just leave me there. Only point me to northwest

Let me guess. Towards Slovenia? :D

One must always long to return to the place of his birth, even after death :03:

Just think in about 1 or 200 yrs they climb up and chop out one of those frozen bodies.

With the giant leap in medicine they revive the guy.

Dr. asks him , Now that your in the future what are your plans ?

ANSWER: Get to the top of that goddamn mountain this time. :haha: