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There were 15 people on the trip in the beginning. There were 3 guides, 4 sherpas, and 8 clients. There was another group, Mountain Madness, with 16 people. There were 5 sherpas, 3 guides, and 8 clients.
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The Khumbu ice fall is 5, 486 meters (18,000 feet) long. The ice fall is considered one of the most dangerous parts og Mount Everest. Huge pieces of ice can randomly fall down the mountain, ranging in size from cars to houses.
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Fischer is ill when he reaches the summit, and it believed that he has HACE or HAPE. HACE means High Altitude Cerebral Edema. HAPE means High Altitude Pulmonary Edema. That means he had excessive liquids causing swelling in his lungs (pulmonary) or on his brain (cerebral).
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Weathers lives, but suffers bad frostbite on his hands and face. Many parts of his body he had to have amputated because they were so frostbitten. He lost his right arm up half to his elbow, all 4 fingers and his thumb on his left hand, his nose, and parts of both of his feet. All of his injuries made people think he wouldn't live.
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Hall had died because he didn't want to leave Harris and Hansen alone. Harris went missing when trying to reach camp, and Hansen had died due to hypothermia. Hall couldn't breathe bottled oxygen, since his regulator was too choked with ice, and the air on the higher parts of Mount Everest has very little oxygen in it.
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