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HIMALAYAS EVEREST BASE CAMP, 17,600 FEET Death rode the winds.
Taski, the lead Sherpa, pronounced this verdict with all the solemnity and certainty of his profession. The squat man barely reached five feet, even with his battered cowboy hat. But he carried himself as if he were taller than anyone on the mountain. His eyes, buried within squinted lids, studied the flapping line of prayer flags.
Dr. Lisa Cummings centered the man in the frame of her Nikon D-100 and snapped a picture. While Taski ...served as the group’s guide, he was also Lisa’s psychometric test subject. A perfect candidate for her research.
She had come to Nepal under a grant to study the physiologic effects of an oxygen-free ascent of Everest. Until 1978, no one had summited Everest without the aid of supplemental oxygen. The air was too thin. Even veteran mountaineers, aided by bottled oxygen, experienced extreme fatigue, impaired coordination, double vision, hallucinations. It was considered impossible to reach the summit of an eight-thousand-meter peak without a source of canned air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HIMALAYAS EVEREST BASE CAMP, 17,600 FEET Death rode the winds.
Taski, the lead Sherpa, pronounced this verdict with all the solemnity and certainty of his profession. The squat man barely reached five feet, even with his battered cowboy hat. But he carried himself as if he were taller than anyone on the mountain. His eyes, buried within squinted lids, studied the flapping line of prayer flags.
Dr. Lisa Cummings centered the man in the frame of her Nikon D-100 and snapped a picture. While Taski ...served as the group’s guide, he was also Lisa’s psychometric test subject. A perfect candidate for her research.
She had come to Nepal under a grant to study the physiologic effects of an oxygen-free ascent of Everest. Until 1978, no one had summited Everest without the aid of supplemental oxygen. The air was too thin. Even veteran mountaineers, aided by bottled oxygen, experienced extreme fatigue, impaired coordination, double vision, hallucinations. It was considered impossible to reach the summit of an eight-thousand-meter peak without a source of canned air.
What to read after Black Order?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rollins to read onlineMoreLess
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