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Apparently some guy is gonna climb Mt. Everest and jump off..... (by WalkSoftly)
.....on live tv.
"" Let the countdown begin.
Discovery Channel announced Monday
that Everest Jump Live will be broadcast
on Sunday, May 11, at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m.
PT, weather permitting.
The two-hour event will chronicle climber
Joby Ogwyn's journey to the top of Mount
Everest and his planned leap from the
summit in a winged suit equipped with
cameras. Live!
More: Live events make for must-see TV
NBC News' Willie Geist will serve as host
and will be joined by The Weather
Channel's meteorologist Jim Cantore, who
will track the mountain's highly
unpredictable weather conditions. They'll
be based at a studio in New York.
Kyle Martino of NBC Sports and Chris
Jacobs of Discovery and Velocity will
deliver on-the-ground updates at Everest
Base Camp.
Leading up to the event, Discovery is
planning to air five nights of live programs
from Everest titled Everest: Live From
Base Camp at 11 p.m. ET and simulcast
on Science Channel and Discovery en
Español.
The May 11 live broadcast hopes to
capture the global social media
conversation of the jump in new ways by
looking at real-time data and reporting on
who's watching, in what countries and
what they're saying to support Ogywn in
his trek.
Live cameras will also be in place at
Everest Base Camp that can be viewed
24/7 at EverestJumpLive.com ""
Link.
Which is pretty amazing considering how hard it is just to climb it.....and with how unpredictable the weather is there.
"" Let the countdown begin.
Discovery Channel announced Monday
that Everest Jump Live will be broadcast
on Sunday, May 11, at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m.
PT, weather permitting.
The two-hour event will chronicle climber
Joby Ogwyn's journey to the top of Mount
Everest and his planned leap from the
summit in a winged suit equipped with
cameras. Live!
More: Live events make for must-see TV
NBC News' Willie Geist will serve as host
and will be joined by The Weather
Channel's meteorologist Jim Cantore, who
will track the mountain's highly
unpredictable weather conditions. They'll
be based at a studio in New York.
Kyle Martino of NBC Sports and Chris
Jacobs of Discovery and Velocity will
deliver on-the-ground updates at Everest
Base Camp.
Leading up to the event, Discovery is
planning to air five nights of live programs
from Everest titled Everest: Live From
Base Camp at 11 p.m. ET and simulcast
on Science Channel and Discovery en
Español.
The May 11 live broadcast hopes to
capture the global social media
conversation of the jump in new ways by
looking at real-time data and reporting on
who's watching, in what countries and
what they're saying to support Ogywn in
his trek.
Live cameras will also be in place at
Everest Base Camp that can be viewed
24/7 at EverestJumpLive.com ""
Link.
Which is pretty amazing considering how hard it is just to climb it.....and with how unpredictable the weather is there.
This got cancelled btw.....evidently, an avalanche killed some Sherpas and Discovery pulled the plug
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