Just watched EVEREST movie on netflix... After watching this movie i have so much respect for #rob hal and bruh you perfectly presented it and explained the events which are not in it
bro yetro video banayeu but main kura nai miss gareu beck weathers lai save gareko amy pilot captain madan kc ko kura miss gareu jslai usa ma bolayera beck snga reunion garera us goverment lay award pni deko thyo
Albert Einstien's biography= Albert Einstein, a name synonymous with genius, theoretical physics, and hair that defied the laws of gravity, embarked on a journey through time and space that left an indelible mark on the world. Born on March 14, 1879, in the charming town of Ulm, Germany, Einstein's early years hinted at the extraordinary path that lay ahead. As a child, he bewildered babysitters with mathematical equations instead of typical toddler tantrums, setting the stage for a life where equations would dance through his mind like mischievous sprites. Einstein's academic journey took him to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, where he navigated the realms of physics with an unconventional brilliance that mirrored his later, iconic hairstyle. It was during this time that he laid the groundwork for his future triumphs, although his fashion sense might have suffered a bit. The legend goes that Einstein once declared, "E equals MC Hammer," a testament to his playful approach to the complexities of physics. The year 1905 became Einstein's "Annus Mirabilis," or "Year of Miracles." No rabbits were pulled from hats, but four groundbreaking papers emerged, altering the scientific landscape forever. The theory of relativity, one of his most significant contributions, seemed like a cosmic explanation for why time slowed down whenever he found himself in a tedious conversation - a phenomenon many could relate to. Despite his brilliance, Einstein faced skepticism from some corners of the scientific community. His ideas were so avant-garde that they might as well have been delivered via carrier pigeon wearing a propeller hat. Undeterred, he once quipped, "I never think of the future; it comes soon enough," a sentiment likely shared by anyone who ever tried to explain quantum mechanics at a dinner party. Einstein's personal life was as dynamic as his theories. He tied the knot with Mileva Maric, and together they navigated the challenges of marriage while discussing the curvature of space-time. Sadly, the equation of their marriage eventually equated to "irreconcilable differences." But Einstein, now a theoretical physics bachelor, continued to charm the scientific world and beyond. A man of wit and whimsy, Einstein's humor was as profound as his equations. He once said, "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits," a statement that likely resonated during heated scientific debates. His playful side wasn't confined to words; Einstein's famous tongue-sticking-out pose during a Nobel Prize ceremony became an enduring image of scientific brilliance with a touch of irreverence. Einstein wasn't all equations and seriousness; he had a mischievous streak. Picture him windsurfing with his mustache as a makeshift sail, defying the laws of physics and fashion simultaneously. His quirkiness extended to his office, where chaos and genius coexisted in a perpetual dance. Perhaps, in the midst of the disorder, he found the inspiration for his groundbreaking ideas. World War II thrust Einstein into a new role - the accidental spokesperson for nuclear physics. Concerned about the potential development of atomic bombs by the Nazis, he wrote a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Suddenly, Einstein wasn't just the genius with unruly hair; he was the face of science confronting the darkest possibilities. It was a role he probably never imagined when first scribbling equations on a chalkboard. Einstein's journey also led him to become a U.S. citizen, cementing his status as an international icon. His image adorned posters everywhere, his name dropped in conversations ranging from the intricacies of relativity to office small talk about broken coffee machines. He became not just a scientist but a cultural phenomenon, reminding us that genius can come in unconventional packages. In his later years, Einstein continued his quest for the elusive unified field theory, attempting to weave all of physics into a harmonious tapestry. Despite numerous attempts, this quest remained unfulfilled, leaving behind a collection of rejected manuscripts and a reminder that even geniuses face formidable challenges. Yet, Einstein's spirit remained unbroken; he once proclaimed, "You never fail until you stop trying." On April 18, 1955, Albert Einstein departed this world, leaving behind a legacy that transcends equations and theorems. His impact on science, culture, and humor endures, reminding us that a life well-lived is one where laughter and curiosity intertwine. Einstein's genius, eccentricity, and timeless quotes continue to resonate, inspiring generations to explore the mysteries of the universe with a twinkle in their eyes and, perhaps, a bit of unruly hair.
Albert Einstien's biography= Albert Einstein, a name synonymous with genius, theoretical physics, and hair that defied the laws of gravity, embarked on a journey through time and space that left an indelible mark on the world. Born on March 14, 1879, in the charming town of Ulm, Germany, Einstein's early years hinted at the extraordinary path that lay ahead. As a child, he bewildered babysitters with mathematical equations instead of typical toddler tantrums, setting the stage for a life where equations would dance through his mind like mischievous sprites. Einstein's academic journey took him to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, where he navigated the realms of physics with an unconventional brilliance that mirrored his later, iconic hairstyle. It was during this time that he laid the groundwork for his future triumphs, although his fashion sense might have suffered a bit. The legend goes that Einstein once declared, "E equals MC Hammer," a testament to his playful approach to the complexities of physics. The year 1905 became Einstein's "Annus Mirabilis," or "Year of Miracles." No rabbits were pulled from hats, but four groundbreaking papers emerged, altering the scientific landscape forever. The theory of relativity, one of his most significant contributions, seemed like a cosmic explanation for why time slowed down whenever he found himself in a tedious conversation - a phenomenon many could relate to. Despite his brilliance, Einstein faced skepticism from some corners of the scientific community. His ideas were so avant-garde that they might as well have been delivered via carrier pigeon wearing a propeller hat. Undeterred, he once quipped, "I never think of the future; it comes soon enough," a sentiment likely shared by anyone who ever tried to explain quantum mechanics at a dinner party. Einstein's personal life was as dynamic as his theories. He tied the knot with Mileva Maric, and together they navigated the challenges of marriage while discussing the curvature of space-time. Sadly, the equation of their marriage eventually equated to "irreconcilable differences." But Einstein, now a theoretical physics bachelor, continued to charm the scientific world and beyond. A man of wit and whimsy, Einstein's humor was as profound as his equations. He once said, "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits," a statement that likely resonated during heated scientific debates. His playful side wasn't confined to words; Einstein's famous tongue-sticking-out pose during a Nobel Prize ceremony became an enduring image of scientific brilliance with a touch of irreverence. Einstein wasn't all equations and seriousness; he had a mischievous streak. Picture him windsurfing with his mustache as a makeshift sail, defying the laws of physics and fashion simultaneously. His quirkiness extended to his office, where chaos and genius coexisted in a perpetual dance. Perhaps, in the midst of the disorder, he found the inspiration for his groundbreaking ideas. World War II thrust Einstein into a new role - the accidental spokesperson for nuclear physics. Concerned about the potential development of atomic bombs by the Nazis, he wrote a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Suddenly, Einstein wasn't just the genius with unruly hair; he was the face of science confronting the darkest possibilities. It was a role he probably never imagined when first scribbling equations on a chalkboard. Einstein's journey also led him to become a U.S. citizen, cementing his status as an international icon. His image adorned posters everywhere, his name dropped in conversations ranging from the intricacies of relativity to office small talk about broken coffee machines. He became not just a scientist but a cultural phenomenon, reminding us that genius can come in unconventional packages. In his later years, Einstein continued his quest for the elusive unified field theory, attempting to weave all of physics into a harmonious tapestry. Despite numerous attempts, this quest remained unfulfilled, leaving behind a collection of rejected manuscripts and a reminder that even geniuses face formidable challenges. Yet, Einstein's spirit remained unbroken; he once proclaimed, "You never fail until you stop trying." On April 18, 1955, Albert Einstein departed this world, leaving behind a legacy that transcends equations and theorems. His impact on science, culture, and humor endures, reminding us that a life well-lived is one where laughter and curiosity intertwine. Einstein's genius, eccentricity, and timeless quotes continue to resonate, inspiring generations to explore the mysteries of the universe with a twinkle in their eyes and, perhaps, a bit of unruly hair.
I don’t think Nepal government have to do anything to stop commercial climbing unless there is major concern over Everest’s environment and its existence because people know how dangerous to climb Everest without any experience still they are ready for that and paying millions. So I don’t think this is any trap.
As you say " Humans always love danger". THIs is true. Who expected that a man can go to the moon, who expected in future we will used Mobile. Humans have love hardworking and Dangers for there Happiness
में नेपाल से हू मुझे जहातक पता हे की पशुपतिनाथ केदारनाथ से जुड़ा हुआ मन्दिर है हम लोगो को जहांतक पता है की जब पाण्डव महादेव के खोज रहे थे तब भगवान शिव भैसे का रूप लिया और केदारनाथ से जमीन में घुसे तो पाताल लोक होके सर काठमांडू नदी के पास निकला पीठ केदारनाथ हे और पशु का सर नेपाल काठमांडू हे
Tero India konsa Dhani xa Ra?😂 Bhik magna pasupatinath Temple aauxan dhoti ko gulam timi haru jindagi gulami Mai Jani vo yrr kaile Nepal ko gulam kaile India ko kaile china ko😂
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He just explained more plots than "Everest" movie 💪 Kudos to your team 🙌
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The amount of research you and your team put into these video is astonishing. Keep up the good work brother.
great collection . Superb presentation
THIS MAN REALLY DESERVES MORE THAN 1 MILLION SUBS ❤
Recently we lost our great climbers Tenjen and Mingmar at Sishapangma. You should look into that subject too. By the way, great content. 🙏
Big fan ❤. What a presentation.
Such a big Fan of Dude, Hands off to you and the research you have done. Lots of love
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I was waiting since long time for someone to make video regarding this.❤
Your topic is really good! Please put english subtitles as well as there may be international viewers. Wish you get more success in coming years 🙏🏼
Huge respect to the whole team ❤
Kasto details my man, huge respect ♥️
The best .10 minutes ko video hos ki 1 hrs ko time biteko tha nai na hune.👍
Lot's of love from Arghakhanchi daju ❤️
Thanx for sharing! Keep up such great work.
एस्तै राम्रो भिडियो बनाउनु भएको छ नयाँ नयाँ भिडयोहरू बनाउँदै जानुहोला धन्यबाद
Huge respect brother❤keep it up❤😊
Nice video man
What the great Thema. Thank you for Infos.
Great work keep explaining our history ❤ u brother lots n lots ❤❤❤❤❤❤
really love to hear you dipesh bro.
Great content....love from Darjeeling
I am here big fan dada ❤❤❤
How do you get these facts so accurately . The facts you said are so interesting.
Hamro dai lai yo dari paleko kasto suhako hau malai matra yesto lageko ho ra??❤
I am lucky to meet Dr Beck Weather personally!
Great explanation
Great content 😮😍
Bro make some short video of 5 to 6 mins too .. goodluck ❤
Everest vannu vanda sagarmatha vanyo vai le khusi lagyo
love the content
typical all I can dream of kinda guy@Arun_yadav7733
Goosebumps all I got hearing it 😨
Just watched EVEREST movie on netflix... After watching this movie i have so much respect for #rob hal and bruh you perfectly presented it and explained the events which are not in it
Next video about sikta irrigation project 😊
Brother your conent is topnotch
Love from Sikkim
Huge respect ❤️
bro yetro video banayeu but main kura nai miss gareu beck weathers lai save gareko amy pilot captain madan kc ko kura miss gareu jslai usa ma bolayera beck snga reunion garera us goverment lay award pni deko thyo
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wow nice content❤❤
नेपाली रसियामा, खाडिमा गएर मर्छ्न अनि बिदेशी नेपालमा ।। सबै थाहा हुदा हुदै करप्ट नेपाल सरकार मौन ।
Everst movie chai hernai parne ho babbal cha✌️
How And where broda?
well explained
Well detailed but you seem to be rushing, slow down boy, it could've been more interesting.
Sachin the biggest fan here
Me too ✌️🤭
Fuchey boulais?
😂
@@randomunknown518 mind your language dada
It’s none of your business
Stop commenting on other comment like women
@@Me_Sachin absolutely correct
Bro saddam hussien ko biography pani sunam na ❤❤❤
This is better thumbnail now
thumbnail 👌👌
Dai नेपालको वि.स २००७ सालको क्रान्ति र दिल्ली सम्झौता भन्ने बिषयमा भिडियो बनाइदिनु ल
Please put English subtitle as well ,it will help other people understand
My dad was a rescuer ❤
Albert Einstien's biography=
Albert Einstein, a name synonymous with genius, theoretical physics, and hair that defied the laws of gravity, embarked on a journey through time and space that left an indelible mark on the world. Born on March 14, 1879, in the charming town of Ulm, Germany, Einstein's early years hinted at the extraordinary path that lay ahead. As a child, he bewildered babysitters with mathematical equations instead of typical toddler tantrums, setting the stage for a life where equations would dance through his mind like mischievous sprites.
Einstein's academic journey took him to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, where he navigated the realms of physics with an unconventional brilliance that mirrored his later, iconic hairstyle. It was during this time that he laid the groundwork for his future triumphs, although his fashion sense might have suffered a bit. The legend goes that Einstein once declared, "E equals MC Hammer," a testament to his playful approach to the complexities of physics.
The year 1905 became Einstein's "Annus Mirabilis," or "Year of Miracles." No rabbits were pulled from hats, but four groundbreaking papers emerged, altering the scientific landscape forever. The theory of relativity, one of his most significant contributions, seemed like a cosmic explanation for why time slowed down whenever he found himself in a tedious conversation - a phenomenon many could relate to.
Despite his brilliance, Einstein faced skepticism from some corners of the scientific community. His ideas were so avant-garde that they might as well have been delivered via carrier pigeon wearing a propeller hat. Undeterred, he once quipped, "I never think of the future; it comes soon enough," a sentiment likely shared by anyone who ever tried to explain quantum mechanics at a dinner party.
Einstein's personal life was as dynamic as his theories. He tied the knot with Mileva Maric, and together they navigated the challenges of marriage while discussing the curvature of space-time. Sadly, the equation of their marriage eventually equated to "irreconcilable differences." But Einstein, now a theoretical physics bachelor, continued to charm the scientific world and beyond.
A man of wit and whimsy, Einstein's humor was as profound as his equations. He once said, "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits," a statement that likely resonated during heated scientific debates. His playful side wasn't confined to words; Einstein's famous tongue-sticking-out pose during a Nobel Prize ceremony became an enduring image of scientific brilliance with a touch of irreverence.
Einstein wasn't all equations and seriousness; he had a mischievous streak. Picture him windsurfing with his mustache as a makeshift sail, defying the laws of physics and fashion simultaneously. His quirkiness extended to his office, where chaos and genius coexisted in a perpetual dance. Perhaps, in the midst of the disorder, he found the inspiration for his groundbreaking ideas.
World War II thrust Einstein into a new role - the accidental spokesperson for nuclear physics. Concerned about the potential development of atomic bombs by the Nazis, he wrote a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Suddenly, Einstein wasn't just the genius with unruly hair; he was the face of science confronting the darkest possibilities. It was a role he probably never imagined when first scribbling equations on a chalkboard.
Einstein's journey also led him to become a U.S. citizen, cementing his status as an international icon. His image adorned posters everywhere, his name dropped in conversations ranging from the intricacies of relativity to office small talk about broken coffee machines. He became not just a scientist but a cultural phenomenon, reminding us that genius can come in unconventional packages.
In his later years, Einstein continued his quest for the elusive unified field theory, attempting to weave all of physics into a harmonious tapestry. Despite numerous attempts, this quest remained unfulfilled, leaving behind a collection of rejected manuscripts and a reminder that even geniuses face formidable challenges. Yet, Einstein's spirit remained unbroken; he once proclaimed, "You never fail until you stop trying."
On April 18, 1955, Albert Einstein departed this world, leaving behind a legacy that transcends equations and theorems. His impact on science, culture, and humor endures, reminding us that a life well-lived is one where laughter and curiosity intertwine. Einstein's genius, eccentricity, and timeless quotes continue to resonate, inspiring generations to explore the mysteries of the universe with a twinkle in their eyes and, perhaps, a bit of unruly hair.
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Albert Einstien's biography=
Albert Einstein, a name synonymous with genius, theoretical physics, and hair that defied the laws of gravity, embarked on a journey through time and space that left an indelible mark on the world. Born on March 14, 1879, in the charming town of Ulm, Germany, Einstein's early years hinted at the extraordinary path that lay ahead. As a child, he bewildered babysitters with mathematical equations instead of typical toddler tantrums, setting the stage for a life where equations would dance through his mind like mischievous sprites.
Einstein's academic journey took him to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, where he navigated the realms of physics with an unconventional brilliance that mirrored his later, iconic hairstyle. It was during this time that he laid the groundwork for his future triumphs, although his fashion sense might have suffered a bit. The legend goes that Einstein once declared, "E equals MC Hammer," a testament to his playful approach to the complexities of physics.
The year 1905 became Einstein's "Annus Mirabilis," or "Year of Miracles." No rabbits were pulled from hats, but four groundbreaking papers emerged, altering the scientific landscape forever. The theory of relativity, one of his most significant contributions, seemed like a cosmic explanation for why time slowed down whenever he found himself in a tedious conversation - a phenomenon many could relate to.
Despite his brilliance, Einstein faced skepticism from some corners of the scientific community. His ideas were so avant-garde that they might as well have been delivered via carrier pigeon wearing a propeller hat. Undeterred, he once quipped, "I never think of the future; it comes soon enough," a sentiment likely shared by anyone who ever tried to explain quantum mechanics at a dinner party.
Einstein's personal life was as dynamic as his theories. He tied the knot with Mileva Maric, and together they navigated the challenges of marriage while discussing the curvature of space-time. Sadly, the equation of their marriage eventually equated to "irreconcilable differences." But Einstein, now a theoretical physics bachelor, continued to charm the scientific world and beyond.
A man of wit and whimsy, Einstein's humor was as profound as his equations. He once said, "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits," a statement that likely resonated during heated scientific debates. His playful side wasn't confined to words; Einstein's famous tongue-sticking-out pose during a Nobel Prize ceremony became an enduring image of scientific brilliance with a touch of irreverence.
Einstein wasn't all equations and seriousness; he had a mischievous streak. Picture him windsurfing with his mustache as a makeshift sail, defying the laws of physics and fashion simultaneously. His quirkiness extended to his office, where chaos and genius coexisted in a perpetual dance. Perhaps, in the midst of the disorder, he found the inspiration for his groundbreaking ideas.
World War II thrust Einstein into a new role - the accidental spokesperson for nuclear physics. Concerned about the potential development of atomic bombs by the Nazis, he wrote a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Suddenly, Einstein wasn't just the genius with unruly hair; he was the face of science confronting the darkest possibilities. It was a role he probably never imagined when first scribbling equations on a chalkboard.
Einstein's journey also led him to become a U.S. citizen, cementing his status as an international icon. His image adorned posters everywhere, his name dropped in conversations ranging from the intricacies of relativity to office small talk about broken coffee machines. He became not just a scientist but a cultural phenomenon, reminding us that genius can come in unconventional packages.
In his later years, Einstein continued his quest for the elusive unified field theory, attempting to weave all of physics into a harmonious tapestry. Despite numerous attempts, this quest remained unfulfilled, leaving behind a collection of rejected manuscripts and a reminder that even geniuses face formidable challenges. Yet, Einstein's spirit remained unbroken; he once proclaimed, "You never fail until you stop trying."
On April 18, 1955, Albert Einstein departed this world, leaving behind a legacy that transcends equations and theorems. His impact on science, culture, and humor endures, reminding us that a life well-lived is one where laughter and curiosity intertwine. Einstein's genius, eccentricity, and timeless quotes continue to resonate, inspiring generations to explore the mysteries of the universe with a twinkle in their eyes and, perhaps, a bit of unruly hair.
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I don’t think Nepal government have to do anything to stop commercial climbing unless there is major concern over Everest’s environment and its existence because people know how dangerous to climb Everest without any experience still they are ready for that and paying millions. So I don’t think this is any trap.
Thank u
narayan gopal ko life story banaunu paryo sir
Man i feel bad about rob hall
Kun aadar la tibat ma prxaa bro sagarmatha
Bro saddam hussein ko pani biography sunam na❤❤❤
super bro
I am waiting
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Kya bol raha hai chutiye@Arun_yadav7733
सेवारो
chen yu nan ko photo milena, tyo green boots ko foto ho, indian climber who died and whose body still remains on everest.
Brother lea add ko abrotising gardaa ne serious lagnee
Thanks for the 57k subscriber❤
Well 🎉
Arkako movie clip purai halxas sala
Aru source mix garna pardaina bhatey
Kasto chor kam garya esle
sabai movie ko clip matra xa taw yo video chai khasai mann parena
As you say " Humans always love danger". THIs is true. Who expected that a man can go to the moon, who expected in future we will used Mobile. Humans have love hardworking and Dangers for there Happiness
everest movie 🔥
Nepali dhruv rathee
Big fan brother
This guy just explained the movie😂
Then you also create a channel and start to explain movies
Don't jealous
Appreciate
Cuz the Movie was based on that disaster irl
U dumb??
@@rysar1072lol that’s not called jealous that’s calling out a UA-camr if he is doing something wrong which is totally fine
If they had stuck with turn around time then may some of them would have made it alive.
Hope one I will also climb Mount everest and see all the world from the top that's my dream
Big fan I want to meet you
में नेपाल से हू मुझे जहातक पता हे की पशुपतिनाथ केदारनाथ से जुड़ा हुआ मन्दिर है हम लोगो को जहांतक पता है की जब पाण्डव महादेव के खोज रहे थे तब भगवान शिव भैसे का रूप लिया और केदारनाथ से जमीन में घुसे तो पाताल लोक होके सर काठमांडू नदी के पास निकला पीठ केदारनाथ हे और पशु का सर नेपाल काठमांडू हे
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Baball 💖💖💖👍
You can make video on the quality of momos in Nepal, how cheap meat is used all over kathmandu
Jay asia poorest country Nepal.. love from Darjeeling india🇮🇳😍
La Vai Indian vayera kina Nepali video herya , Gali ni Garxa Ra video ni herxa ,
Dhoti kha bachhe jaa phele school jaa khe aaja🗿
Tero India konsa Dhani xa Ra?😂 Bhik magna pasupatinath Temple aauxan dhoti ko gulam timi haru jindagi gulami Mai Jani vo yrr kaile Nepal ko gulam kaile India ko kaile china ko😂
Britisher ka gulam
Bhai tumhare wahah se idhar vig magnet ate hai😅
Big fan
Copy rights lagla purai movie ko scene 😂
Xin mai thumbnail change 😂😅
Not a hate but you are really fast while explaining. I am not able to calmly listen due to your tone
Gorey haru sab afule le credit lina khojya thiyo sakena... only sherpas deserve everest 🍻🤝
RIKS hoina kya RISK ho
Bolna Sabai lai aau cha . Sab ko Mukh Cha .. Sab lai Taha Cha. Taile K garis aja Samma bolu bahyek...Radi ko baan aru le na socheko?\
Hello guys
Bro Fan #Nepali_Dhruv_Rathee❤😹💟👑
people lose lives due to unhealthy competition between the expedition companies.
he's nepali facttechz
Brother, please read the book Name called In to the thin air so might get better and details information about it and thank me later
Best story explaining
But Do not trust DHI brand worst brand ever seen
SEE students anyone here curious like me 😂 instead of reading own books
Ahh vai padnu ja fail holas
Bro spoiling the Everest movie for 20 mins straight.
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Also, please use 100% Nepali if possible. Avoid using English words in the middle of your sentences.
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But but 📡 home is indian owner 😂😂😂😂😂
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