https://padlet.com/kolanzajcev152/ves3zjg2qq1uka50 en-us 2023-01-22 18:19:48 UTC 2023-01-22 18:26:44 UTC hello@padlet.com kolanzajcev152 https://padlet.com/kolanzajcev152/ves3zjg2qq1uka50/wish/2452476904 An avalanche is a significant volume of snow mass falling or sliding down steep mountain slopes at a speed of about 20-30 m/s[1]. An avalanche is often accompanied by a side effect in the form of an air pre-avalanche wave, which produces the greatest destruction[1].

An avalanche, as a natural phenomenon, can pose considerable danger, causing human casualties (in particular, among climbers, lovers of downhill skiing and snowboarding) and causing significant damage to material property[1]. Avalanches are dangerous for people because of their mass (sometimes reaching several hundred tons), which leads to death from shock as a result of broken bones, as well as weak or no air permeability at all, which is why the victim dies from lack of oxygen (asphyxia). In addition, an avalanche can carry a person off a slope, as a result of which he can crash to death when falling from it. If the snow that has fallen from the avalanche that covered the victim gets into the victim's respiratory organs (mouth, nose, or even further), he will die due to the inability to breathe. Additionally, the weak sound conductivity of the snow (due to the fact that it is soft) prevents an avalanche victim from getting free, and as a result, rescuers may not hear the screams of a person from under the avalanche.]]> 2023-01-22 18:24:38 UTC https://padlet.com/kolanzajcev152/ves3zjg2qq1uka50/wish/2452476904 kolanzajcev152 https://padlet.com/kolanzajcev152/ves3zjg2qq1uka50/wish/2452477107 2023-01-22 18:25:01 UTC https://padlet.com/kolanzajcev152/ves3zjg2qq1uka50/wish/2452477107 kolanzajcev152 https://padlet.com/kolanzajcev152/ves3zjg2qq1uka50/wish/2452477235 2023-01-22 18:25:13 UTC https://padlet.com/kolanzajcev152/ves3zjg2qq1uka50/wish/2452477235