The most bizarre mountaineering accident in human history Dyatlov incident, what is going on?

The "Dyatlov Affair" took place in the winter of 1959. Young Yuri Konsevich plans to join a group of nine experienced mountaineers to climb Mount Ottunton (the name of the mountain means "don't go there"), also known locally as "Dead Man's Mountain". Challenging the "Mountain of the Dead" in winter is an act of the brave, but it is doomed!

After the group entered no man's land, Yuri Konsevich fell ill without warning. Yuri's condition is so severe that Yuri is unable to continue on the difficult path. His teammates advised Yuri, "Go back, you need to get a doctor."

> unexpectedly, Yuri, who unfortunately failed to climb the mountain, was a blessing in disguise and picked up a life, and the helpless separation from his teammates became a forever trick. After many days of searching, the bodies of the climbers were found at the "Mountain of the Dead", which is still 9 miles away from their destination. But puzzlingly, there is a lot of evidence that this was not a simple mountaineering accident!

There are many suspicions - not only did the climbers deviate from their original route early, but the tents they left behind seemed to have been torn open from the inside! But on this gentle hillside where an avalanche is impossible, why did they tear open their tents from the inside in a panic to escape? Further investigation revealed that the tents were also set up in the wrong way.

This kind of low-level mistake appears in these experienced climbers, and there must be something else hidden!

At the scene of the accident, everyone's warm clothes were left in the tent, while the five climbers were not far from the tent, half-naked and frozen to death. What happened to make this group of adventurous people flee in such a panic? Several other bodies were later recovered on another hillside.

The remains are horrific to see. One female climber's tongue was missing, another was missing an eye, and even more bizarrely, there was a strong radioactivity on their bodies and clothes!

During the Soviet Union, nine ski climbers were found dead while climbing the Death Mountain in the Ural Mountains, and this incident became the most bizarre mountaineering accident in human history. This famous mountaineering accident was the Dyatlov incident.

Mountaineering is necessary to know the risks of mountaineering, and a large part of the reason for accidents is because of the hiking shoes themselves.

It's that as long as people go there, they will have accidents, they will get sick or all kinds of things will happen. It's weird.

I think this strange incident must be inextricably linked to the Mayak nuclear accident in 1957.

Challenging the "Mountain of the Dead" in winter is an act of the brave, but it is doomed! After the group entered no man's land, Yuri Kossevich fell ill without warning and encountered some unexpected problems!

I think this incident was due to a problem within the climber, or maybe there were other reasons.

This could be someone who has a problem, is not in good spirits, or has premeditated.

It should be because of the mountaineering equipment, or the mountaineering technique.

It could be that something hallucinogenic caused this disaster, or something that happened.

Encountering a heavy snowstorm made it difficult for them to walk, and finally experienced an avalanche, which was full of difficulties.

The incident was recorded as an avalanche, but in fact some people say that they did not listen to the advice when they went up the mountain because there were wild animals on the mountain, and although the tooth marks did not match those of ordinary animals, they still felt that they were attacked by wild animals.