What is next for Alex Honnold? In the second episode of Arctic Ascent, he and the rest of the climbing team are hit by deadly ice fall before attempting a first-ever traverse of the Renland Icecap in eastern Greenland enroute to their final climbing objective.
Arctic Ascent with Alex Honnold | S1, E2
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Reminder to always stay safe out there! 😬
Weirdly funny statement. Alex is a free solo rock climber. He makes other climbers scared of heights.
@leonardosolis616why do you not want them to post much? You don’t like climbing ether?
they could have roped up to stay safe crossing those crevasses. talking about safety
I love rock climbing, but when you really think about what it entails, it seems a little weird thing to do; climb up a rock face, or ice fall, etc. I love it anyway lol!!! But the information being gathered regarding the ice and its rate of melt is very concerning. I wonder if it is on the path of circular melt.
28:32 ” Are you proud of your hole? ” definitely is a question that does not sit right with me 😅😅😅
Arctic Ascent lacked tension,simply cashing in on Honnold’s reputation. Don’t be fooled.
I am not a climber myself, but this documentary and the images are simply wonderful. I am grateful to experience this. Thanks to everyone who took part in this documentary.
hey guys, does anyone know the background music?
Cameraman always summits first.
Heidi is wrong.
Camping in a tent mid climb with just a few bolts is wild
Thanks for the video! With respect, its great to gain scientific readings in such places, to understand what is really going on and not. But I live near the coast, and have done for decades, and I cannot perceive any sea level change. If there has been any, it is not visible. Far from the metres gain that some people espoused decades ago. Which seems now like they were either extremely poorly informed, careless in their predictions, or even worse intentionally lying to fuel peoples fear, anxiety and panic decisions: “climate change is going to sink the low lying parts of the world by 2000.” Sad! Lets seek to understand what is really happening, and not push false narratives! No more fear mongering, lets learn the truth, and be careful to share THE TRUTH.