the second argon atom which is also ionized as a result. The outcome is the same: the two ions and three electrons disperse from each other. However, the energy in the two reaction variants is distributed differently between the five particles.

The scientists in Heidelberg made an interesting discovery in relation to the ICD: the more energy the irradiated electron gives off to the argon atom, the more slowly the energy is transmitted to the neighbouring atom.

The number of harmful electrons is multiplied

The researchers established this in the following way: The argon dimer vibrates, so that the atoms move away from each other periodically and then move closer again. With slow energy transmission, due to the vibration, the distance between the atoms can change while the energy flows. Withfamily too," he said.

Recently released pictures have shown long lines of climbers waiting to reach the summit, biding their time in an area of extreme conditions and low oxygen known as the "death zone."

In this photo made on May 22, 2019, a long queue of mountain climbers line a path on Mount Everest. About half a dozen climbers died on Everest last week most while descending from the congested summit during only a few windows of good weather each May. Nirmal Purja / AP

"We're up in the 'death zone' at 26,000 feet, so even on bottled oxygen, you're slowly dying," Davidson recounted. "You can feel your energy draining out of your legs and out of your core, and you get disassociated in your mind. It gets very difficult