there is a video of some of their escape here on KZfaq, absolutely terrifying!

I listened to an interview with that photographer and he went to to detail on the story, terrifying stuff. Came here to learn more.

@@survival_of_the_sickest4448 do you have it?

@@ignaciobilbao3089 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f7RzismgnJjdk6s.html

I did too!!! I read the same article and now, I CANNOT FIND IT FOR NOTHING!!!!’ After I came across your comment I went looking for it. And I hunted for 45 minutes to an hour and I finally gave up because I just can’t find it!!! The funny thing is the only reason I found it before is because I remember a few months ago I watched a couple of videos on here about the second deepest cave. And, I discovered it on Google because I googled the deepest caves in the world. And I came across, oh, about 4 to 6 different articles with many, Many absolutely stunning!! Pictures!! With, links to other stories / articles. And 1 of those articles, had a good in-depth story about the part of a cave / the cave that flooded. And, they barely made it out alive!!!!

Lol seriously , even as a musician myself.. I wanna hear cave sounds!

i kinda enjoyed it haha

Orcish is hard to understand.

yeah, and even those parts that has been translated, were translated wrong sometimes.

What do you expect? Trance or Rap or Opera?

@@luckycharm1 or, no music at all???

slow melancholic ambient drone music?

@@Z7y631 I think the mating cry of the olm salamander would be appropriate.

You can't even speak or type in English right.

@@parkeryardley9637 neither can your mother

What women?

@@garyfrancis6193 There is at least one woman, you can see her singing at 12:14 in the -2100m camp. At 13:39 there is a second woman who is explaining something in Russian at -2151m.

Bro made a mistake by entering the cave alone

@@Lumenenen and bad equipement

Hell yes! ! Danger, excitement, the unknown or death lurking around the next corner?! and away from civilization! I need this in my life!

yeah kinda creepy.

that's Romeo&Julliette musical medley kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLN3qqybnqrPiXk.html

They recycle it

Wag-bags.

Yes, but remember that the cave entrance is also 2200m asl. They're at sea level at its greatest depth.

@@laurasalo6160 ... how do they know what their altitude is?

Walkie talkie with a long ass line to the other phone.

Not a walkie-talkie, they are phones (two wires) like a military field telephone but special in that they use higher voltage for the transmission of the audio signal, not to have excessive losses through a kilometer long wire. They are made diy from circuit diagrams circulating in the caving community, so entirely home built.

As well as the beginning?

I see that you ENJOY North Korean Propaganda Music. Sorry, these guys aren’t exploring North Korea caves.

Living in fear is a choice. I live in DC and never think about it.

And in some ways, in the future it'll probably on the whole be easier to get many people to the Moon than to the bottom of this cave. This cave looks like something that really can't be streamlined - it will remain the adventure of but a few.

The entrance to the cave is 2000m above sea level... and the cave itself is around 2204 metres deep.

@@20ZZ20 oh, so the cave is not actually below ground, but everywhere it is being publicised that it is one of the deepest thing deep down the earth towards its core... Something mismatching

@@vipskul5618 No, it is below ground still... it's just starting in a mountain. If it started at 0m sea level then maybe there would be more problems e.g. air and temperature

@@tarikay93 😂😂

you follow the rope

@@SoppaZp so when u sent the world record for deepest person underground u just follow the rope all the way down🤔😂

@@jeanbonilla1901 obvously not the first time! For finding the way down you follow the air flow and the water. Iif you get stuck you go back and you try in another place until you find a way. If you don't it mean the cave is over...

@@SoppaZp 🤣🤣😂😂. never knew there was a air flow that deep in the earth🤔

yes an Indian guy was found at the bottom of the cave doing open defecation.

сколько времени понадобилось, чтобы докопаться до сути? и вернуться на поверхность?

okay i just heard the guy say it took 4 days to get to the bottom and then they have 10 days to explore the lower gallery.

3 days to go down and 3 days to go up. They went to the bottom not just for exploration, but to conduct telephone communication between the camps, which are located at different depths. So they had wires with them.

Rugan52 They are climbing abovs sea level. The cave is in a mountain.

isn't climbing sickness related to the amount of oxigen in the atmosphere in higher altitudes? I think the human body should be fine if the air is of normal composition and pressure

Try the Nutty Putty cave videos.

7:15 looks like my worst nightmare but I love watching these types of videos.

I will explore caves only on youtube...

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You might die

I tu was znalazłem. Pozdrawiam.

Jak się żyje jaskiniami to całym serduchem 💓

@@KowalscyTeam To prawda. Ja najczęściej chodzę po jaskiniach w wyobraźni, oglądając filmy i plany jaskiń wraz z opisami. Ale raz na jakiś czas wybucha we mnie niepohamowana żądza bycia tam znowu. I wyjeżdżam. Szkoda, że zbyt rzadko. Teraz mieszkam na Mazowszu - wcześniej miałem 17-to letni śląski epizod w życiu. Wtedy jaskinie były na wyciągnięcie ręki, teraz jest znacznie gorzej. Brak treningu i woli, by zawziąć się na tyle, aby wyrobić kondycję pozwalającą na wielkie jaskinie tatrzańskie. Pozdrawiam was serdecznie.

obviously because YOU haven't made one yet...ROLF

Closed for tourists. It's a very dangerous cave

Subtitles.

@@arkWEWT The subtitles are not there, most of the time. And the auto-translation is useless.

Fuck georgia