Analysis of Glacier Collapse Timeline

While organizing the footage shot that day,

I discovered another bombshell

regarding the timeline.

Um, mainly these three photos.

The first photo was taken at 8:27 a.m.

At this point, we had just reached the parking

area and were getting ready to hike.

At this time, Jinxiong Peak was still

completely peaceful, very beautiful,

extremely quiet, with no sound at all.

Then coming to the second photo,

this photo was taken at 9:33 a.m.

You can see that, um,

the glacier below is still completely motionless,

with no ice avalanche either, right?

At this point in time, 9:33 a.m.

Then the most important timestamp

is the third photo, 10:27 a.m.

You can clearly see that

the glacier still hasn't collapsed.

It's still intact, but below it,

smoke is already rising. What does that mean?

It shows that rockfall started first,

rocks began to collapse,

and that caused the glacier above

to collapse into an avalanche.

Because there might be no support below,

that's why the glacier collapsed.

And this point in time

is 10:21 a.m.

That's also why around 10:30 a.m.

we kept hearing rumbling sounds,

it was for this reason. But the distance

was too far then, so we didn't notice,

and didn't take a closer look.

But when taking photos,

since I was using a 10x telephoto lens,

I was able to capture some details.

But the sun was too glaring back then,

so I didn't notice these details at all,

nor did I look closely,

and just kept hiking.

Um, so regarding this point in

time, everyone can...