When did man first climb Mount Everest?

Humans have created many firsts in contact with Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world.

Oxygen is used for the first time in climbing: 1922, Qi and Ji Bruce, members of the second British Everest climbing team, used oxygen for the first time in climbing, using oxygen cylinders specially used by pilots.

The first Everest disaster: 1922, the British Everest mountaineering team was at

Seven Sherpa guides were killed by an avalanche when they reached an altitude of 8225 meters on the north slope. This is the first time that human beings have lost their lives on Mount Everest.

First successful summit:1953 On May 29th, New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Sherpa tenzing norgay climbed Mount Everest from the south slope.

Crossing Mount Everest for the first time: 1963, Anceaux and Hobein of the American Everest Climbing Team climbed to the top from the west ridge to the north wall for the first time and descended from the southeast ridge, becoming the first team to cross Mount Everest.

The First North-South Double Crossing Meeting:1On May 5, 988, the joint mountaineering team of China, Japan and Nepal set a feat of reaching the summit from both sides of the north and south, setting six records.

The first woman to reach the summit:1975 on may 16, Junko Tanabe, a Japanese, reached the summit from the southeast ridge line, becoming the first woman to climb Mount Everest.

The first woman to climb the summit from the north side:1975 On May 27th, Pan Duo, a member of the China mountaineering team, was the first to climb the summit from the north side.

The first woman killed: 1979, Han Schumatz became the fourth woman to climb Mount Qomolangma. She was killed while climbing the summit and descending the mountain, becoming the first woman killed.

First anaerobic summit champion:1978 On May 8th, Italian reinhold Mesner and Austrian Peter haberler reached the summit for the first time through the southeast ridge route.

The first woman to climb the summit without oxygen: 1988, New Zealand woman Lai Brady became the first woman to climb Mount Everest without oxygen.

The first woman to climb the summit from the north and south sides of Mount Everest:1On May 29th, 1999, South African woman Kathy O'Dowd climbed the summit from the north side, and she became the first woman to successfully climb the summit from both sides (1May 25th, 1996).

The first person to climb Mount Everest twice:1965 On May 20th, Wang Na, a Sherpa, became the first person to climb Mount Everest twice.

The first woman to climb Mount Qomolangma twice:1May 1992 12,1May 1993 10. The Indian woman Yashi Santosh climbed Mount Qomolangma twice, making her the first woman to climb Mount Qomolangma twice.

The first person to ski down the mountain after the summit: 1970 Japanese Mihura Xiongichiro skied down the mountain from 8000m in South Australia, setting a world record.

The first person to climb the summit in winter:1980 February 17, Poles Willysky and Lezek climbed Mount Everest for the first time in winter.

The first solo ride to Everest: 1980. On August 20th, reinhold Mesner, an Italian, climbed from the northern depression to the summit of the northern wall for the first time without oxygen.

The first person to climb the summit in autumn:19731kloc-0/0 On October 26th, Japanese Everest climbing teams Ishiguro and Yasuo Kato climbed the summit along the traditional route of southeast ridge passing through South Australia, which was the first successful summit in autumn in the history of Everest climbing.

The first couple reached the summit at the same time:19901kloc-0/0 On October 7th, Slovenian couple Andrej and Maria became the first couple to reach the summit at the same time.

The first father and son climbed to the top at the same time:19901kloc-0/0 On October 7th, French Roche and his son became the first father and son to climb Mount Everest at the same time. At that time, my son was only 17 years old, breaking the record of the youngest person. Father and son went down to the base camp by paragliding from South Australia.

The first pair of brothers reached the summit at the same time: 1992. On September 25th, Inuit became the first brothers to climb Mount Everest at the same time.

The first time I climbed Mount Qomolangma day and night: Mark Baatar, a 36-year-old Frenchman, set off from the southern slope at an altitude of 5,300 meters on September 25th, 0987 17, local time, and crossed the southern depression at night without oxygen. 26 15:30 successfully climbed to the top of Mount Everest. The time used is 22 hours and 30 minutes.

The first blind man to climb the summit: 2001On May 25th, American Eric Weihengmeier became the first blind man to climb Mount Everest. He reached the top with the help of four companions and eight Sherpa guides.

The first family whose three generations have climbed Mount Everest: On May 17, 2002, the grandson of the first Sherpa tenzing norgay climbed Mount Everest, becoming the first family whose three generations have climbed Mount Everest.

The first person to ski down the mountain completely: 10 On June 7, Slovenian Karnika spent five hours sliding from the top of Mount Everest to the camp at the foot of the mountain, becoming the first person to ski up Mount Everest.

The first couple climbed to the top at the same time and then paraglided down the mountain: 20065438+0On May 22nd, French couple Bertrand and bernier descended from the top of Mount Everest by paragliding, and arrived at the front camp eight minutes later.

The first person to ski downhill: 20065438+0On May 22nd, Stefan Carter was the first person to ski downhill from the summit.

The first person to evacuate from the peak snowboarding to the forward camp: 2001On May 23rd, Siffredi set a record for the first time to evacuate from the peak snowboarding to the forward camp.

The First Mountaineering Team for Disabled People: With the support of the Texas Disabled People's Association (CTD), a mountaineering team composed of different types of disabled people climbed Mount Everest in 2003, hoping to encourage disabled people all over the world to face the difficulties of life.

First live TV broadcast of the summit: On May 5th, 1988, a joint mountaineering team from China, Japan and Nepal reached the summit of Mount Everest, and a Japanese TV station broadcasted the summit live for the first time.

The first aerial climbing site of Mount Everest: 1988. On May 5, 2008, a joint mountaineering team from China, Japan and Nepal reached the summit of Mount Everest, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences took photos of the summit at an altitude of 10,000 meters.