A small crew out of the UK summited Everest in days with the help of xenon gas. Here's what xenon gas is, why it's used for climbing, and the risks of using it.

The xenon team, Furtenbach says, didn’t start using oxygen until they reached 19,700 feet, continuing from there with a usual flow of 1 to 2 litres per minute.

That's exactly what a British expedition did, with the potential assistance of a secret ingredient: xenon gas. Right now, ascending Everest generally takes six to ten weeks, as you spend time at high ...

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A mountaineering group climbed Mt. Everest door-to-door from Great Britain in just a week with the use of Xenon gas. Tenzing Norgay’s son Norbu weighs in.

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