Solving an old Mystery with Frozen #shorts

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Solving an old Mystery with Frozen #shorts

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The snow animation code from the movie "Frozen" was used to help solve the mysterious Dyatlov Pass incident. In 1959, nine experienced hikers mysteriously died in the freezing Ural Mountains after fleeing their tent. One had no eyes, almost none had their shoes on, and everyone was in their underwear. Using the “Frozen” animation codes, researchers now believe that it was an avalanche that killed them.

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