Foot, boot and sock believed to belong to Sandy Irvine, who disappeared in a 1924 expedition, according to National Geographic.

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Lhakpa Sherpa, world record holder for most Mount Everest summits by a woman, has a story marked by both triumph and adversity. While battling domestic abuse from her husband, she found solace and ...

When the S2 meteorite - which was quadruple the size of Mount Everest - crashed into Earth, it created a series of events that spurred the formation of bacteria and the possible creation of all life.

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For the last 100 years, a mystery has plagued explorers climbing Mount Everest — but the discovery of a severed human foot may finally provide some answers. Last month, a team of filmmaking ...

The discovery of the remains leads to more questions about whether two climbers succeeded in summiting Everest in 1924.

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Last week, the mystery resurfaced after a National Geographic documentary crew on Mount Everest stumbled upon a worn-out boot on the mountain’s Central Rongbuk Glacier. Inside it was a frozen ...

A well-preserved boot found by a group of climbers on Mount Everest could be a clue to solving one of the most enduring adventure mysteries in the history of exploration of the world’s highest peak.

A huge space rock four times the size of Mount Everest named S2 is thought to have crashed into Earth around 3.26 billion years ago, scientists said. Up to 200 times the larger than the one ...

Here's why the lost explorer’s remains were hunted for so long—and what finding them now could mean. Sandy Irvine seen with the oxygen cylinders that he helped to manage for the 1924 expedition.