Відео

it is unbelievable that the plane survived +200 miles without a single engine working...

looks like an airbus to me, how can you tell it's boeing? 🤔

❤

💚💚

Agree with you, but I feel that when one is in hunger of the climb and to reach the top, as the UA-camr tells "summit fever" took them over.

Thank You ❤

while it is true that there's a lot of dry desert land in northwest africa, i think the primary reasons behind not building the bridge is mainly its feasibility, economic benefits and also immigration problems, which could be controlled (to some extent).

The Europeans are greedy, greedy and racist. They will not change 😂😂😂😂😂

I'm sure they've picked up a thing or two from what's happening in Sweden right now.

@@AshayaDhungana10 Well, things might turn out differently if they come up with a more effective immigration policy than Sweden's.

@@AshayaDhungana10 Frankly I can't see how this might be profitable. Moroccans need a Visa to travel to Schengen Areas and I assume most of the people who actually manage to get a visa (It's much harder to acquire now) would opt for a different European country (i.e: France, Netherlands, Germany) and it's far easier (and probably cheaper) to fly there. And I can't imagine many Spaniards traveling to Morocco for tourism while their own country is one of the leading tourist destinations on the planet.

@@berkovl7226 I partly agree with your point about tourism; it's a two-way process. Africa's wealth lies in resources like oil, copper, cotton, coffee, and sugar. The bridge might aid exports, but currently, transport isn't severely limited since larger boats likely handle it across the 8-mile stretch. There's definitely a need for a thorough study on the bridge's benefits.

That would be the deepest tunnel in the world.

I think by now the technology has progressed far enough to be able to build suspension/floating tunnels and what not that can endure some seismic activity. this would in itself remove the problems that could potentially arise with surface maritime traffic since it would be underwater. there's a similar type of tunnel they're trying to build. I think it's in Norway. or the best option could be to just outsource the project to china, there's nothing they can't get their heads around. 👌

@@AshayaDhungana10 You're right about the advancements in tunnel technology; floating or suspension tunnels could indeed mitigate many of the challenges posed by seismic activity and maritime traffic. The Norwegian project you mentioned, likely the proposed floating submerged tunnel in the fjords, demonstrates the feasibility of such innovative solutions. As for outsourcing to China, they've certainly shown prowess in infrastructure projects. Their experience and expertise could be invaluable in realizing ambitious endeavors like bridging the Strait of Gibraltar. However, ensuring collaboration and adherence to international standards would be crucial in any partnership.

@@Viral_Picks_Store yeah, I believe the collaboration part would need some working, but considering China's extensive and advanced infrastructure, I have not much doubt in their ability to successfully carry out significant infrastructure projects. (and for a cheaper rate)

@@AshayaDhungana10 Absolutely, collaboration is key for such a large-scale undertaking. Finding common ground and ensuring all parties involved are comfortable with the process is crucial for success. China's belt and road initiative demonstrates their experience in managing complex international infrastructure projects. Their involvement could be a major asset in bringing this potential Strait of Gibraltar connection to life. Perhaps a consortium approach, bringing together expertise from Spain, Morocco, China, and other interested parties, could be the most successful path forward. This would allow for a sharing of knowledge, resources, and perspectives throughout the entire project lifecycle.

Apologies for slight mispronunciations. Using a computer voice instead might have given a clearer result. Thanks for the feedback!🙏

Wouldn't this bridge bring joy to the world?🤔

@@echoesofenigma absolutely, a lot of joy and so much more...👀

​@@AshayaDhungana10 like what?

Thank You ❤

Rules might vary depending on the location. Two years ago, I recall trying skydiving in Belgium. Despite cloudy weather, some of us still jumped alongside professional divers.

​@@AshayaDhungana10 Sorry, my statement was for USA, since the video was about USA. Can't speak for other countries. In USA, the FAA rules require the jumper to see the LZ and to not jump if it would put him through a cloud. Even the pilot of the aircraft will get fined and punished if a jumper jumps through a cloud. The rules from the FAA do not care if it is your 1st or 10,000th jump. Edit: Source FAA code www.ecfr.gov/current/title-14/chapter-I/subchapter-F/part-105/subpart-B/section-105.17

It's true that she faced this challenge, which was unfortunate given her family's tough situation. Ironically, she took it on for her family's sake, but there were risks, and sadly, she ended up facing those risks.

It's a sad truth, but mountaineers acknowledge it before starting their climb. Rest peacefully.

“No offense” just basically means “I do mean offense, but going to pretend I’m being nice about it by putting on a front to act as if I mean well” which is even shittier lol Just be upfront without the nonsense if you’re trying to offer genuine criticism.

@@TwoBs aite

May it was her day to rest in the mountains peacefully..

That's true, but it's worth noting that while many people read books, back then they might not have explored books on mountains or mountaineering adventures and relied majorly on second hand accounts for info on this topic.

must have been one hell of a journey?

nah it survived YOU, king you dropped this on your descent 👑

I think there isn't any active searching or established strategies in motion. It's unfortunate.

She did participate in various training sessions and similar activities. I believe it's the significant financial commitment, which is also non-refundable, that dissuades individuals from reconsidering once they've committed. If it were just a small investment of a few thousand dollars, perhaps she would have heeded the advice of the guides and postponed it for a later date.

So, let me take a wild guess-was the angel from the U.S. military?

Indeed, the shamans always have a trick or two hidden away.

individuals often achieve legendary status only after they pass away, and that's quite unfortunate.

Ah, tourists, they always find a way to make things interesting, don't they?

ever been to the mountains? 👀

@@AshayaDhungana10 Nope, I keep my @ss on the ground

@@Feindflieger1 there's a lot happening on the higher side of the world, perhaps you should consider exploring it at least once.

The aircraft remains an enigma, yet its story will gradually reveal itself, just like any other narrative, sooner or later.

Not everyone adheres to the belief in Jesus; I suspect Tsewang may follow a different faith.

I prefer to hold onto the hope that it will be discovered, whether intentionally or inadvertently, sooner or later. Unfortunately, the actual truth may remain undisclosed, and accountability might never be established by that time.

What basis does one have for making such a claim?

@@AshayaDhungana10 Try looking up his name and reading the news articles.

@@cynthiajones3241 News articles are reporting conflicting information...

and what do you think were the reasons behind it?

@@AshayaDhungana10 I've no idea why someone would kill all those people..

according to some philosophers, the plane will be found on the latter part of 2025

correct!

Thanks so much for explaining. 👍

A Chinese group moved him in 2014, and none of them died doing it. Just fyi

Dude, i was Hannnging for someone to give some explanation. My initial reaction, esp dudes just filming the dude- i mean for crying out loud ! Its a Human body..not some side show “oooh look, its a body of some - yeah i dont even wanna start on THAT.. also, why hasnt anyone least of all his so called bros n arms - left sommme sort of -i dont know marker , head stone .. hmmm i should reeeeally look into what this dudes cultural beliefs & customs … pluuus those of the locals. It really ticks me off hearing how some people get “freaked out” & feeling uncomfortable going into that area /cave.. but its “ok” to just call him green boots & not by his ACTUAL name. I mean,seriously think about it- if say i dont know , you get snowed in & have to wait lord knows how long ! Inside this “spooky” cave- wouldnt the last thing on your mind be …ummm yeah theres this serious life threatening blizzard approaching ,wouldve LOVEE to do the Logical,sensible & not to mention whatever the word lookin for!! But apparently i cant - cos im preeeetty sure the zombie apocalypse is gonna hit bout 2-3 hours AFTER that blizzard seals us inside ..

⁠wait ! They moved him.. well, why hasnt anyone UPDATED these stupid videos then?!

I believe he's still in that cave, buried under rocks and snow, and he's pretty much become one with the mountain at this point.

It says some Chinese team moved his body, we are not sure if they really buried him there

what do you mean 'it says'?@@ansalkk8041