Everest multiple records have been broken, including: (Sina Shanye Forum 2002-11-27 Mount Everest Records part of the information is old)
Senior record
Japanese climber Tomiyasu Ishikawa (65 years old) set a record for reaching the elder peak on May 17 of this year and was broken by Mario Curnis, 66, from Italy on the morning of May 24, 2002. Photographs of the top of Mario Curnis have been published on the homepage of the Lasportiva 2003 catalogue. Tomiyasu Ishikawa is an ageing record that broke the 64-year-old American doctor Boolean in less than a year. In addition, 63-year-old Japanese woman climber Tanabe Watanabe boarded Mount Everest on May 16 this year, breaking the old records of the female Polish mountaineer Anna Czerwinska (50 years old) in 2000.
2. Young record
Xue Li, a 15-year-old boy from the Nepali Chaba, successfully climbed Mount Everest on May 22, 2001, becoming the world’s youngest attacker, rewriting another Nepalese teenager set up at the age of 16 in 1973. Record. Xue Li had climbed to 8,700 meters the previous year and was forced to withdraw because of a snow storm. As a result, he lost five fingers. Since Nepal’s regulations no longer issue mountain climbing licenses for people under the age of 16 from this year, Xue Li may have kept this record forever.
3. Blind records
American blind man Wickhammeyer (32) and the above-mentioned 64-year-old Boer doctor participated in the climbing team organized by the American League for the Blind. On May 25, 2001, together with Boer’s son and three friends, eight people were at the waist. Going to the bell, the Hibah wizard who made him able to listen and listen to the summit. Wickhammer was blind at the age of 13 due to retinal detachment, but he was not disabled. He loved climbing and had challenged peaks in many places including North and South America and Africa.
In addition, records such as the number of people who reached the summit on a single day and the number of personal summits (12 times!) have been broken.
Examining the information carefully, I found myself having some mistakes. The corrections are as follows. Please forgive me!
1. The senior record should still be maintained by Tomiyasu Ishikawa. Because:
.........Name............................... Date of birth...........top date.........top age
......... Tomiyasu Ishikawa.........22-Nov-36.........17-May-02.........65 years and 176 days
......... Mario Curnis...................18-Dec-36..........24-May-02.........65 years old and 157 days
.........Sherman Bull Boolean...........14-Aug-36.........25-May-01......... 64 years old and 284 days
The women's record is correct. Watanabe Tama's Tamae Watanabe was born on 21-Nov-38, climbed on 16-May-02, and reached the peak age of 63 and 176 days.
2. As for the young records, the top few are the Nepali Chaba juveniles but since their date of birth is not true, it may be that records should be owned by Temba Tshiri. He was born on 06-May-85, climbed on 23-May-01, peaked on the 16th and 17th.
In addition, since 1975, two female women from Japan's Tajibe Iwana and Japan's Pando have been the first ever to board the Everest, 78 women have reached the summit (more than three of them have reached the summit twice!), especially in the last four years, women have been successful. The number of people climbing on the summit was faster, including: in 1999, there were 10 people; in 2000, there were 7 people in 2001, 11 people; in 2002, there were 8 people.
Senior record
Japanese climber Tomiyasu Ishikawa (65 years old) set a record for reaching the elder peak on May 17 of this year and was broken by Mario Curnis, 66, from Italy on the morning of May 24, 2002. Photographs of the top of Mario Curnis have been published on the homepage of the Lasportiva 2003 catalogue. Tomiyasu Ishikawa is an ageing record that broke the 64-year-old American doctor Boolean in less than a year. In addition, 63-year-old Japanese woman climber Tanabe Watanabe boarded Mount Everest on May 16 this year, breaking the old records of the female Polish mountaineer Anna Czerwinska (50 years old) in 2000.
2. Young record
Xue Li, a 15-year-old boy from the Nepali Chaba, successfully climbed Mount Everest on May 22, 2001, becoming the world’s youngest attacker, rewriting another Nepalese teenager set up at the age of 16 in 1973. Record. Xue Li had climbed to 8,700 meters the previous year and was forced to withdraw because of a snow storm. As a result, he lost five fingers. Since Nepal’s regulations no longer issue mountain climbing licenses for people under the age of 16 from this year, Xue Li may have kept this record forever.
3. Blind records
American blind man Wickhammeyer (32) and the above-mentioned 64-year-old Boer doctor participated in the climbing team organized by the American League for the Blind. On May 25, 2001, together with Boer’s son and three friends, eight people were at the waist. Going to the bell, the Hibah wizard who made him able to listen and listen to the summit. Wickhammer was blind at the age of 13 due to retinal detachment, but he was not disabled. He loved climbing and had challenged peaks in many places including North and South America and Africa.
In addition, records such as the number of people who reached the summit on a single day and the number of personal summits (12 times!) have been broken.
Examining the information carefully, I found myself having some mistakes. The corrections are as follows. Please forgive me!
1. The senior record should still be maintained by Tomiyasu Ishikawa. Because:
.........Name............................... Date of birth...........top date.........top age
......... Tomiyasu Ishikawa.........22-Nov-36.........17-May-02.........65 years and 176 days
......... Mario Curnis...................18-Dec-36..........24-May-02.........65 years old and 157 days
.........Sherman Bull Boolean...........14-Aug-36.........25-May-01......... 64 years old and 284 days
The women's record is correct. Watanabe Tama's Tamae Watanabe was born on 21-Nov-38, climbed on 16-May-02, and reached the peak age of 63 and 176 days.
2. As for the young records, the top few are the Nepali Chaba juveniles but since their date of birth is not true, it may be that records should be owned by Temba Tshiri. He was born on 06-May-85, climbed on 23-May-01, peaked on the 16th and 17th.
In addition, since 1975, two female women from Japan's Tajibe Iwana and Japan's Pando have been the first ever to board the Everest, 78 women have reached the summit (more than three of them have reached the summit twice!), especially in the last four years, women have been successful. The number of people climbing on the summit was faster, including: in 1999, there were 10 people; in 2000, there were 7 people in 2001, 11 people; in 2002, there were 8 people.
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