Two theories for an unsolved Soviet mystery
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Channel: Vox
Views: 1,542,536
Rating: 4.9282413 out of 5
Keywords: Soviet mystery, Vox.com, darkroom, dyatlov pass incident, explain, explainer, vox, history, katabatic wind, slab avalanche, frozen, mystery, unsolved, soviet union, dyatlov pass, science, photography, ural mountains, expedition, tent, camping, hiking, hikers, unsolved mysteries, soviet, cold war, cold war mystery, unsolved death cases, unsolved mystery
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Length: 10min 44sec (644 seconds)
Published: Mon Apr 05 2021
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It's competent. But, I prefer Lemmino because I find it more impressive
LEMMiNo is better.
Seems good, but voiceover should've been done by Johnny Harris.
We don't.
Very well done. Unless I missed it they didn't go into any of the hypothermia information though. In the end there they say that it will never be known why the hikers behaved like they did after the incident. I don't know but to me hypothermia explains the clothes being off and panic and fight or flight instinct explains why they tried to build shelter in the snow. I mean what could or should they have done? Sat in a yoga pose until they froze to death?
I think it lays the evidence out more clearly and it has all the new information on the case in it but I would expect that because it's a whole team of people rather than just one.
Lemmino has a smother voice. He shoauld do other voice work as well.
It actually is very close to LEMMiNO. I like Vox videos because they often get numerous experts to contribute. But than again, L has this voice, animations and great sense of storytelling, so his videos have more value from entertainment point of view.
They fail to explain some crucial aspects, such as the radiation.