Uhh please change your audio compression, it is bad/hard to listen to. It renders consonants to be loud and harsh. I will help you if you need any help with this.
-had a signal fire at the ready -placing metal objects around the bodies so they can be foumd -writing the names of the dead on the wreckage these dudes sound like the best of the best that were sent out there
@@pikachu6031 Accidents happen. What MollyTheLag is referring to is how they reacted to the accident. Knowing how to properly ration their supplies and taking steps to give themselves better odds at survival. That is true professionalism.
@@pikachu6031 that's what happens when you have 0 visibility and an altimeter that doesn't work. Any experienced pilot and crew would've crashed under those conditions.
@@jovhonokamoto9397 They had a “Radio Altimeter”…,The most accurate of all…It reads Exact Height of the aircraft above the ground…Also, all Pilots have Topographical Charts, these give all heights of all obstacles….The Navigator plots the route before flight and works out the safety altitudes along their route….They were obviously flying well below their Safety Altitude as they hit a mountain…If the visibility was too poor to continue, they should’ve turned back, not flown on!….It was entirely their own fault for pressing on and not scrubbing the mission!
@@cjrudd “Accidents” certainly do happen, I’ll give you that for sure…..Yes, the surviving crew really did a great job of trying to stay alive in those dreadful and deadly conditions however….My point is this:….It should NEVER have happened in the first place! …..Before the flight, the Navigator would’ve plotted their route on a Topographical Chart…This gives the height of all obstacles and obstructions, such as mountains….The Navigator then tells the Pilot what minimum altitude they should fly at any particular sector along the route…The aircraft was equipped with a Barometric Altimeter, which works on air pressure, and a Radio Altimeter….This uses a radar beam directly beneath the aircraft, which gives them their Exact Height Above the Ground….If it’s true their pressure altimeter failed, they should have aborted the mission immediately and returned home!….The weather was far worse than forecast, low cloud and snow showers….They descended BELOW their SAFETY ALTITUDE to try and break out of cloud….If they couldn’t see the ground, they should have turned back!…..They didn’t turn back, they carried on, descended Below safety altitude; and hit the top of a ridge!…..Descending below safety altitude whilst flying in cloud was a FATAL MISTAKE….A mistake that could’ve easily killed the entire crew…..The Pilot should never have done such a thing….This is what caused the tragedy, a tragedy that was totally preventable….The Pilot should have aborted the mission and returned to their point of departure because the weather was too bad….Too bad with cloud cover to be able to fly visually Above their safety altitude….The survivors did do an excellent job of group survival and should be commended for their actions….I understand your comment and I hope this explains ‘my own’ comment a little better for you….May those lost Rest In Peace….Former Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747-400 Pilot!
The fact that the crew from the rescue plane knew exactly how to give clear and short instructions gives an idea how well prepared these people were and the extreme conditions they faced
Yep it definitely seems like people were way more professional back then. I thought the same thing when I was comparing airplane crashes from the 1950s with modern day ones. The way many (definitely not all tho) modern day pilots reacted were almost embarrassing .
Could you provide some sources for that? I could imagine there to be a bias in the data domce most airplane incidents these days are caused simply because of highly incompetent pilots while in earlier times you'd also have a lot more technical issues etc. with competent pilots in the cockpit
As a Pilot myself, I find the bravery of these men unmatched, deciding to take that risky flight alone required immensely brave men especially in low visibility, icing conditions and only 300m altitude! What a story!
The fact that those pilots flew at only 300 meters shocked me because of how insane Antarctica's climate is and how fast it can change. Hats off to those pilots
1:54 The altimeter can't get "confused" It is calibrated to height of above sea level. They were flying over thick ice which is above sea level. The pilots didnt know this and therefore they were unaware that they were closer to the ground
It is interesting about the fact that they managed to survive this all but frenchy’s jokes must have the best part since he was damaged and he still had humor 😂
@@ValueVictory I think that's going the extra mile. Like, using the little force you have to crack joke (i guess just from time to time) instead of complainging
Those men were one of the toughest and bravest survivors of all time. They survived a harsh, dangerous, unhabitable, and uncharted continent with only a small crew. Their determination, mentality, and friendship were the key to their survival. The story really gave me a thrilling motivation and inspiration. Bravo George-1!! BIG RESPECT!!
Right now I am training as a volunteer of a air rescue team here in Colombia, and it is so inspiring, even as an animation, to see, and think about the moment when both the crew on the rescue airplane, and the crew that crashed, to feel the joy that both groups of people were probably felling at that moment; this story absolutely helps me to push forward on this beutiful but sometimes harsh training process.
it is incredibly fortunate that every person involved was so skilled. from giving clear instructions to siphoning gas from a plane wreck to cook with, these people really knew what they were doing.
I live in christchurch, where antarctic missions now leave from. What an incredible story. Antarctica is almost common place as my dad works as a research manager for the national institute of water and atmospheric research who has two antarctic ships that always go down there, but it's really never commonplace. What an incredible story.
The film is probably expired, but freezing film helps to persevere it so if someone ever gets to it one day, there will probably be some useable photos on there that would be amazing to see!
@@user-Hal82 if anyone ever gets it, its when it has thawed and has become exposed to the elements, by that time it will be fully destroyed probably, noone is going to try and recover it while its deep under snow/ice
This story spoke to me, I couldn't imagine being trapped in such isolation from the rest of the world. The fact that they held out for a resuce for 2 weeks with so many surviving that crash plus the cold and harsh climant goes to show how far our bodies will go to survive.
@@dantetre Yup, and I think the greedy Oligarch's have absolutely destroyed Americas beauty and integrity damn near had most of the "Third World" countries in our back pocket until about 20 years ago. It looks like their stranglehold-machine over other nations is finally losing its grip and will self-implode... but another more oppressive regime will soon emerge and they won't be as "kind" as the last. This kind is cycle will continue until we are driven back to the stone age... the cycle never ends!
I've heard this story before, but never so well, the visuals as always help to understand the story better. Its crazy how lucky they were to be found, and make it to the lake. All we ever hear about Antarctica is how inhospitable it is, anytime people make it off that iceberg is a miracle.
I usually love stories about polar and aviation, isolation and survival, so I looked up a lot of related movies, books, games, and historical information, but I've never heard of this story before, so I watched it more interestingly. In addition, the last thing about the still undiscovered camera inspired me to explore, so I'm very happy and grateful to learn about this incident through your channel..!
TRULY the greatest generation of men. What an incredible feat! I believe they should make a high quality movie out of it! It would barely need any dramatization as well. Because this is already one hell of a story!
Your videos are incredible! It's awesome to see how genuinely you connect with your audience, taking the time to respond and interact with their messages. Your 3D modeling style really stands out too-it's so authentic compared to other UA-camrs in your niche who tend to rely on the same metallic and fern-style models. Keep up the amazing work!
I couldn’t imagine 13 days of being in those temperatures for so long yet alone knowing that you could be stuck there forever and never be found these men are lucky to have survived in the frozen hellscape.
Incredible story of survival against all odds! The bravery and resilience of the crew who survived 13 days in Antarctica is truly inspiring. It's amazing to see how they managed to endure such extreme conditions and eventually make it out alive. Thank you for sharing this remarkable piece of history!
What an incredible story of ingenuity and bravery! Another reason among thousands why our military shall be respected and rewarded for such acts of heroism.
What a brave crew… Great video Primal space, I can’t believe you guys can fit so much information in a 10 minute video! Also the cut at 9:09 was amazing, I can’t believe the quality of these videos…
That was a fascinating story. As a pilot myself, it seems that they were pushing the boundaries of their aircraft and exploration of the unknown, like some sci-fi movie. It does seem absurd that no aircraft on the ship were seemingly able to land on ice, for an expedition to the south pole.
this story was amazing, it really shows how strong the human spirit is, and how hope can help you survive in the toughest conditions, reminds me of one movie where 5 men were lost at sea, i forgot the name, but it was amazing
Fascinating video! The story of the lost men of Antarctica is both chilling and inspiring. The harsh conditions and the incredible determination of these explorers are truly unforgettable. Thanks, Primal Space, for bringing this piece of history to life!
Amazing video, it's hard to imagine so skillful and hard working people being stranded by still managing to survive.(Especially Frenchy who somehow survived so badly injured)
Respect to the bravery of these as well as to your great way of presentation. The little details make you actually *feel* the story while also not being completely isolated information. Loved the video
This is one of those very few survival stories, it's good to know them and hope that a few years to come people will find the remains of the objects left behind. Would be interesting
The only Antarctic crash with survivors is a remarkable story of resilience and human spirit. In 1979, an Air New Zealand sightseeing flight, Flight TE901, tragically crashed into Mount Erebus, killing 257 people. However, another Antarctic crash in 1971 involved a Uruguayan Air Force plane carrying 45 people, with 16 surviving against all odds. Their tale of survival for 72 days in harsh, freezing conditions is a testament to human endurance. Stranded in one of the most unforgiving places on Earth, they resorted to extreme measures, including cannibalism, to stay alive. Their story has inspired books and films worldwide.
It's so crazy to think about how many more crazy stories have happened and I haven't ever heard of them! Never could I have thought that 80 years ago such thing happened
Truly a surprising story! And also a story I haven’t heard before! Truly mind blowing how they were rescued in a short amount of time! Extremely lucky.
What a powerful testament to human resilience and the harsh, unforgiving nature of the Antarctic environment. This crew's ability to endure for 13 days with minimal food supplies is nothing short of remarkable. It's tragic that the camera, along with its invaluable visual records, now lies buried under the snow, likely lost to time. However, this lost camera also symbolizes the many untold stories of courage and survival that are hidden beneath the icy expanse of Antarctica.
Knowing that the fact the camera and film is still at the wreckage. Still can be discovered & since global warming happening. That ice can melt and discover the wreckage. Blows my mind.
Damn that crazy. I also heard of a plane crash where something similar happened. at the end three men walked for like 2 or 3 day till they found a farmer on a horse and managed to get rescued. I watched the movie about it and it was soooo good
I always wanted to go to Antartica, so i’ve been training for cold weathers, such as Harbin, China. Thank you so much for the video it gives me more information of how Antartica will be like.
This story reminds me of the story of a rugby team from Uruguay that got lost in the Andes mountain range, they were there for about 3 months and they also survived.
This is a very interesting story, I've never heard of it, I'm very interested in survival (and aviation, that's why I immediately clicked on this video when I saw it on the UA-cam home page) And I really like finding videos that tell such stories (like your channel ;)) Great video!
@@awsomo53 my guy don’t get upset cuz someone called the US out don’t give it if u can’t take, plus it is useless cuz IF there’s a lot of oil under there the entire mission of logistics, supplies, transport, life support, runways, wages, equipment, scientists and more would make any oil gained from sustainable drilling would be worthless cuz it would cost FARRRRRR more than it would be worth
I like the departure from the standard “Primal Space” content. Love the OG stuff too but these new videos like the one above or the fake Chess machine are super interesting.
Wow. Just wow. That's all I have to say. Condolences to the three men who lost their lives upon, and after the crash. But wow, is that whole entire story just fascinating!
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Uhh please change your audio compression, it is bad/hard to listen to.
It renders consonants to be loud and harsh.
I will help you if you need any help with this.
@@Sonnellnah, it's probably your hearing that's the problem.
-had a signal fire at the ready
-placing metal objects around the bodies so they can be foumd
-writing the names of the dead on the wreckage
these dudes sound like the best of the best that were sent out there
The “Best” of the Best were so good, they crashed!
@@pikachu6031 Accidents happen. What MollyTheLag is referring to is how they reacted to the accident. Knowing how to properly ration their supplies and taking steps to give themselves better odds at survival. That is true professionalism.
@@pikachu6031 that's what happens when you have 0 visibility and an altimeter that doesn't work. Any experienced pilot and crew would've crashed under those conditions.
@@jovhonokamoto9397 They had a “Radio Altimeter”…,The most accurate of all…It reads Exact Height of the aircraft above the ground…Also, all Pilots have Topographical Charts, these give all heights of all obstacles….The Navigator plots the route before flight and works out the safety altitudes along their route….They were obviously flying well below their Safety Altitude as they hit a mountain…If the visibility was too poor to continue, they should’ve turned back, not flown on!….It was entirely their own fault for pressing on and not scrubbing the mission!
@@cjrudd “Accidents” certainly do happen, I’ll give you that for sure…..Yes, the surviving crew really did a great job of trying to stay alive in those dreadful and deadly conditions however….My point is this:….It should NEVER have happened in the first place! …..Before the flight, the Navigator would’ve plotted their route on a Topographical Chart…This gives the height of all obstacles and obstructions, such as mountains….The Navigator then tells the Pilot what minimum altitude they should fly at any particular sector along the route…The aircraft was equipped with a Barometric Altimeter, which works on air pressure, and a Radio Altimeter….This uses a radar beam directly beneath the aircraft, which gives them their Exact Height Above the Ground….If it’s true their pressure altimeter failed, they should have aborted the mission immediately and returned home!….The weather was far worse than forecast, low cloud and snow showers….They descended BELOW their SAFETY ALTITUDE to try and break out of cloud….If they couldn’t see the ground, they should have turned back!…..They didn’t turn back, they carried on, descended Below safety altitude; and hit the top of a ridge!…..Descending below safety altitude whilst flying in cloud was a FATAL MISTAKE….A mistake that could’ve easily killed the entire crew…..The Pilot should never have done such a thing….This is what caused the tragedy, a tragedy that was totally preventable….The Pilot should have aborted the mission and returned to their point of departure because the weather was too bad….Too bad with cloud cover to be able to fly visually Above their safety altitude….The survivors did do an excellent job of group survival and should be commended for their actions….I understand your comment and I hope this explains ‘my own’ comment a little better for you….May those lost Rest In Peace….Former Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747-400 Pilot!
The fact that the crew from the rescue plane knew exactly how to give clear and short instructions gives an idea how well prepared these people were and the extreme conditions they faced
air nwzl was not so luck
Thanks ChatGPT!
@@callaco3176 If that looks like AI to you, then I'm genuinely worried.
Yep it definitely seems like people were way more professional back then.
I thought the same thing when I was comparing airplane crashes from the 1950s with modern day ones. The way many (definitely not all tho) modern day pilots reacted were almost embarrassing .
Could you provide some sources for that? I could imagine there to be a bias in the data domce most airplane incidents these days are caused simply because of highly incompetent pilots while in earlier times you'd also have a lot more technical issues etc. with competent pilots in the cockpit
As a Pilot myself, I find the bravery of these men unmatched, deciding to take that risky flight alone required immensely brave men especially in low visibility, icing conditions and only 300m altitude! What a story!
So true. Thanks so much for watching and sharing your thoughts. Good luck in the giveaway!
@Itachi00986are you stupid
I just saw your channel. No way you are a pilot. None. Get over yourself.
@@hamentaschenjust because he or she has diff videos that are not related to pilots, doesn’t mean that he or she is is not a pilot, think lil Timmy💀
the bravery of colonization ?
The fact that those pilots flew at only 300 meters shocked me because of how insane Antarctica's climate is and how fast it can change. Hats off to those pilots
Antarctica’s “Weather” changes rapidly, NOT it’s climate!
It didn't work out very well for them.
And this story describes determination, hardship, terror, and friendship. Absolutely incredibly narrated.
Thank you for watching. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
it also describes terrible planning flying into a fricking snow storm
And colonialism
@@soempty.1236 Found the pessimist.
1:54 The altimeter can't get "confused" It is calibrated to height of above sea level. They were flying over thick ice which is above sea level. The pilots didnt know this and therefore they were unaware that they were closer to the ground
I was about to come down here and comment this lol
It is interesting about the fact that they managed to survive this all but frenchy’s jokes must have the best part since he was damaged and he still had humor 😂
Haha I can't even imagine staying so positive in a situation like this, but I suppose you'd have to be.
How can you even think of complaining when the half-burned guy is cracking wise? Frenchy was a real one.
@@masondegaulle5731 real
They said he could barely open his mouth ? Then said he was cracking jokes
@@ValueVictory I think that's going the extra mile. Like, using the little force you have to crack joke (i guess just from time to time) instead of complainging
Those men were one of the toughest and bravest survivors of all time. They survived a harsh, dangerous, unhabitable, and uncharted continent with only a small crew. Their determination, mentality, and friendship were the key to their survival. The story really gave me a thrilling motivation and inspiration. Bravo George-1!! BIG RESPECT!!
@Dr.Kraig_Ren Oh wow, two months must be insane. Thanks Dr. Kraig. I'll take a look about the crash.
Thanks ChatGPT!
Achievement unlocked: No cannibalism
deadass lmfao
Right now I am training as a volunteer of a air rescue team here in Colombia, and it is so inspiring, even as an animation, to see, and think about the moment when both the crew on the rescue airplane, and the crew that crashed, to feel the joy that both groups of people were probably felling at that moment; this story absolutely helps me to push forward on this beutiful but sometimes harsh training process.
I bet the coke also helps with the harsh training.
These vids get better every time
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you've been enjoying the content.
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@@primalspace do you have a team?
it is incredibly fortunate that every person involved was so skilled. from giving clear instructions to siphoning gas from a plane wreck to cook with, these people really knew what they were doing.
Incredible story, well narrated and produced.
Thank you so much. So glad you enjoyed it.
I live in christchurch, where antarctic missions now leave from. What an incredible story. Antarctica is almost common place as my dad works as a research manager for the national institute of water and atmospheric research who has two antarctic ships that always go down there, but it's really never commonplace. What an incredible story.
So sad that the camera is still buried
Agreed
The film is probably expired, but freezing film helps to persevere it so if someone ever gets to it one day, there will probably be some useable photos on there that would be amazing to see!
@@user-Hal82 if anyone ever gets it, its when it has thawed and has become exposed to the elements, by that time it will be fully destroyed probably, noone is going to try and recover it while its deep under snow/ice
Due to global warming, it would eventually thaw and the plane crash will be discovered. @@inportrace
If you want to forget something, put it in a place where "you won't forget it." Works every time lmao
This story spoke to me, I couldn't imagine being trapped in such isolation from the rest of the world. The fact that they held out for a resuce for 2 weeks with so many surviving that crash plus the cold and harsh climant goes to show how far our bodies will go to survive.
How is this not a movie? So inspirational!
Reminds me of society of snow
The fact that they went through absolute hell and still six managed to survive is just awe inspiring
Frenchie was an especially tough specimen to live with the damage he received !
0:10 Seems USA also claims Southern tip of Chile.
Consider this- Without the US, China would have been gone after mid WW1
@@RuneCarverLLC China? I was talking about Chile.
@@dantetre
Yup, and I think the greedy Oligarch's have absolutely destroyed Americas beauty and integrity damn near had most of the "Third World" countries in our back pocket until about 20 years ago.
It looks like their stranglehold-machine over other nations is finally losing its grip and will self-implode... but another more oppressive regime will soon emerge and they won't be as "kind" as the last.
This kind is cycle will continue until we are driven back to the stone age... the cycle never ends!
@@RuneCarverLLC What is bro going on about?
@mateuszm.2417 Stranglehold is an excellent Ted Nugent song. Aside from that, I don’t have a clue.
I've heard this story before, but never so well, the visuals as always help to understand the story better. Its crazy how lucky they were to be found, and make it to the lake. All we ever hear about Antarctica is how inhospitable it is, anytime people make it off that iceberg is a miracle.
I usually love stories about polar and aviation, isolation and survival, so I looked up a lot of related movies, books, games, and historical information, but I've never heard of this story before, so I watched it more interestingly. In addition, the last thing about the still undiscovered camera inspired me to explore, so I'm very happy and grateful to learn about this incident through your channel..!
TRULY the greatest generation of men. What an incredible feat! I believe they should make a high quality movie out of it!
It would barely need any dramatization as well. Because this is already one hell of a story!
Stunning story. These must be of the bravest men to have ever existed: 13 long days in the harsh Antarctica environment.... What a miracle!
lol!
Read up on Shackleton
@@bernardkealey6449 Wow... Didn't know about the Endurance mission either
Or indeed the Uruguayan crash of 1972 in the Andes.
That edit at 9:10 is beautiful! Well done!!
Indeeeeed!!!!
I didn’t even notice at first.
@@91ATLbravesI didn’t either, but it is a beautiful edit.
Also at 1:31
Decades later and continents away, I am still proud of this crew.
Your videos are incredible! It's awesome to see how genuinely you connect with your audience, taking the time to respond and interact with their messages. Your 3D modeling style really stands out too-it's so authentic compared to other UA-camrs in your niche who tend to rely on the same metallic and fern-style models. Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you so much for such a kind comment. It means a lot that you've been enjoying the content and the community here.
I couldn’t imagine 13 days of being in those temperatures for so long yet alone knowing that you could be stuck there forever and never be found these men are lucky to have survived in the frozen hellscape.
You would die before forever.
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Incredible story of survival against all odds! The bravery and resilience of the crew who survived 13 days in Antarctica is truly inspiring. It's amazing to see how they managed to endure such extreme conditions and eventually make it out alive. Thank you for sharing this remarkable piece of history!
What an incredible story of ingenuity and bravery! Another reason among thousands why our military shall be respected and rewarded for such acts of heroism.
Never skip a Primal Space video. Great visuals!
What a brave crew… Great video Primal space, I can’t believe you guys can fit so much information in a 10 minute video!
Also the cut at 9:09 was amazing, I can’t believe the quality of these videos…
Thank you so much. I'm so glad that you've been enjoying the content - it really means a lot!
That was a fascinating story. As a pilot myself, it seems that they were pushing the boundaries of their aircraft and exploration of the unknown, like some sci-fi movie. It does seem absurd that no aircraft on the ship were seemingly able to land on ice, for an expedition to the south pole.
this story was amazing, it really shows how strong the human spirit is, and how hope can help you survive in the toughest conditions, reminds me of one movie where 5 men were lost at sea, i forgot the name, but it was amazing
the animation in this video is just amazing i really loved it .the way u were depicting the story felt like a suspense thriller film
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reminds me of the flight of the Phoenix movie! Amazing men and awesome storytelling!
Its soo unfortunate that all these stories remain untold for decades.
The fact that frenchy was still able to make jokes in that condition is mind blowing
I know right? I'd have not had the same sense of humor, I'm sure.
Fascinating video! The story of the lost men of Antarctica is both chilling and inspiring. The harsh conditions and the incredible determination of these explorers are truly unforgettable. Thanks, Primal Space, for bringing this piece of history to life!
Amazing video, it's hard to imagine so skillful and hard working people being stranded by still managing to survive.(Especially Frenchy who somehow survived so badly injured)
This story fuels my desire for exploration, these men did a really great job staying alive, and I'm glad that there was a rescue plane sent.
Respect to the bravery of these as well as to your great way of presentation. The little details make you actually *feel* the story while also not being completely isolated information. Loved the video
Your videos continue to blow me away. Well done, love when a new video pops up in my feed!
Thank you so much. It means so much that you enjoy them!
I love these videos, keep them up lads :)
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you've been enjoying them.
The survival of these men is incredible. I love your animation and explanation 🔥!!
Thank you so much. So glad you enjoyed it!
I had read this story in a magazine before. Watching this video helped me better visualize and understand it. Thanks for sharing this amazing story!
Awsome video, much respect to the men for surviving such a terrifying situation
Thank you for watching, I'm so glad you enjoyed this one.
These people really new how to survive in such a situation. And the rescuers also were very professional. Some great skills are involved here...
Indeed!
WOW WOW WOW GREAT story really enjoyed this one. class was in session today!!! Thank You!!!!
Thank you! I'm so glad that you enjoyed it!
I love this channel it's amazing 😍
I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼
Amazing animations and editing! 😍 I hope I can do this one time in the future.
This story is unbelivable and its crazy how these men took care of themselves and their injured crewmate, its no doubt amazing!
Beautiful to see how they cared about each member of their crew and went above and beyond to help them!
Retrieving the camera and documenting the photos if still possible to develop would be a wonderful addition to the historic archive collection.
I am glad this story has a partial happy ending. Thanks for making these videos and share these incredible stories with us
And thank you for watching. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video
Amazing story. I hope someone recovers them one day!
I wish we could see the photos taken on that camera! What an amazing story of those brave men and may Lopez, Hendersin, and Williams rest in peace.
This is one of those very few survival stories, it's good to know them and hope that a few years to come people will find the remains of the objects left behind.
Would be interesting
This recuse is crazy got to respect the men for saying together even through they didnt know if they were going to be rescued
Another great video from one of my favourite channel!
Thank you so much for sharing this story in such a beautiful way!
And thank you so much for watching. I'm so glad you enjoy the content here.
More of these documentaries please 🙌🙌 sure apace is cool, but these are alot more entertaining and engaging 🔥🔥
The only Antarctic crash with survivors is a remarkable story of resilience and human spirit. In 1979, an Air New Zealand sightseeing flight, Flight TE901, tragically crashed into Mount Erebus, killing 257 people. However, another Antarctic crash in 1971 involved a Uruguayan Air Force plane carrying 45 people, with 16 surviving against all odds. Their tale of survival for 72 days in harsh, freezing conditions is a testament to human endurance. Stranded in one of the most unforgiving places on Earth, they resorted to extreme measures, including cannibalism, to stay alive. Their story has inspired books and films worldwide.
Wow! I like some little non space themed science videos! Such an expedition requires a lot of skill so salute to these men!
Thank you so much. I'm so glad that you're enjoying the content. Excited to share more from space and beyond!
Astounding! There are so many stories that aren't widely known and I'm glad you shared this one.
It's so true. Lots to learn and lots to share. Thank you for watching.
The story oh human resilience amazes me everytime I hear these incredible stories, god bless these men.
This story is another great question of human tenacity and ingenuity when it comes to survival.
Really impressed by the great illustrations in this video! So much effort was put into this💯 Looking forward to future videos offered by Primal Space!
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@@primalspace😁😁 This will forever be my favourite channel🔥🔥
To be honest,I love this video.
I have no words.
It's so crazy to think about how many more crazy stories have happened and I haven't ever heard of them! Never could I have thought that 80 years ago such thing happened
amazing story cant wait for a next video ❤❤❤
Such a fascinating story,with such brave and fearless crew and their determination to survive.
Truly a surprising story! And also a story I haven’t heard before! Truly mind blowing how they were rescued in a short amount of time! Extremely lucky.
What a powerful testament to human resilience and the harsh, unforgiving nature of the Antarctic environment. This crew's ability to endure for 13 days with minimal food supplies is nothing short of remarkable. It's tragic that the camera, along with its invaluable visual records, now lies buried under the snow, likely lost to time. However, this lost camera also symbolizes the many untold stories of courage and survival that are hidden beneath the icy expanse of Antarctica.
Ok I know this gets said a lot but this guy is too good at narrating, 12k until 1 million, I just subbed let's get this guy there!
The six men's survival story is incredibly cool and amazing. Thank you for making this video!
And thank you for watching. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
sounds chilly. I could never
Primal Space knows how to make history interesting!!!
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TY-Great true tale, and though short, loved it. We could recover the remains, but under so much ice and snow they will be there "forever, so no rush.
Knowing that the fact the camera and film is still at the wreckage. Still can be discovered & since global warming happening. That ice can melt and discover the wreckage. Blows my mind.
Damn that crazy. I also heard of a plane crash where something similar happened. at the end three men walked for like 2 or 3 day till they found a farmer on a horse and managed to get rescued. I watched the movie about it and it was soooo good
I always wanted to go to Antartica, so i’ve been training for cold weathers, such as Harbin, China. Thank you so much for the video it gives me more information of how Antartica will be like.
Excelent video and animations! Fun fact that not many people know: antartica is really cold
It’s amazing that one day people might find the pictures they took during such a difficult time and see a testimony of the era!
This is incredible story, I hope someone someday will retrieve the photos and bodies of fallen men. Thank you for your video!
These pilots were so brave! If I was in this situation I would have handled it much worse, I hope eventually the 3 fallen men will be recovered.
Amazing documentary! Stories like this are always worth sharing, and you guys did a fantastic job.
Thank you so much. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video.
This story reminds me of the story of a rugby team from Uruguay that got lost in the Andes mountain range, they were there for about 3 months and they also survived.
Yes. Another amazing story of strength and survival.
Bro this mans videos become better each upload
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These early explorers somehow where very lucky and very unlucky. Shackleton's expedition comes to mind as well! Awesome animations/story!
This is a very interesting story, I've never heard of it, I'm very interested in survival (and aviation, that's why I immediately clicked on this video when I saw it on the UA-cam home page) And I really like finding videos that tell such stories (like your channel ;)) Great video!
The US: we don’t have an ego
Also the US: *the most remote, inhabitable, useless and resourceless place on earth* I NEEEEED IIIIITTTTTTT
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That's not true at all. There are vast resources there. Just gotta dig (or let the ice melt).
@@awsomo53 my guy don’t get upset cuz someone called the US out don’t give it if u can’t take, plus it is useless cuz IF there’s a lot of oil under there the entire mission of logistics, supplies, transport, life support, runways, wages, equipment, scientists and more would make any oil gained from sustainable drilling would be worthless cuz it would cost FARRRRRR more than it would be worth
@@awsomo53Ten miles thick ice!…..I don’t think so some how!
It's far from the most useless place on earth. Whoever finds a way to overcome the climate will be filthy rich.
I like the departure from the standard “Primal Space” content. Love the OG stuff too but these new videos like the one above or the fake Chess machine are super interesting.
Such an inspiring survival journey at Antartica, 13 long harsh day in Antartica isn't an easy thing to do!
Its amazing that the crew of the search and rescue plane were so quick to think of a way to save them
This is just such a fantastic video.
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This video is short but really good and informative❤ I feel a good 10/10 on the animations and the description teams😊
Thank you so much
This vid makes me think about when the bodies under the snow will be ever seen again 😢😢
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Wow. Just wow. That's all I have to say. Condolences to the three men who lost their lives upon, and after the crash. But wow, is that whole entire story just fascinating!