Dyatlov pass

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Dyatlov Pass - unsolved mystery.

When nine hikers went missing in Russia's Ural Mountains, searchers discovered that their tent had been sliced open from the inside.

“An Unknown Compelling Force” investigates the 1959 Dyatlov Pass incident.

The events that occurred in the Ural Mountains at the beginning of February 1959, what would become known as the Dyatlov Pass incident, remain one of the 20th century's most mysterious encounters---not least because we still don't have a satisfactory or widely accepted explanation for why nine experienced hikers lost their lives in brutal ways.

On January 27th 1959, a group of nine skiers set off hiking in the northern Ural Mountains. The group was formed of graduate students from a nearby University for a ski trek across the Sverdlovsk Oblast. The students were all experienced hikers and seasoned skiers, and the route was rated as a “Category III” – […]

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An unsolved fatal accident of 9 Russian mountaineers in the northern Urals in 1959 can be explained by a slab avalanche released due to a slope cut to install the tent and wind-blown snow accumulation affected by an irregular topography, according to analytical and numerical models.

I’ve known about the Dyatlov Pass Incident for quite some time. I first stumbled over it on SomethingAwful.com’s forums about five or six years ago. From time to time someone will men…

A Meme about the Dyatlov Pass Avalanche Theory.