A recent expedition led by British climbers has successfully scaled Mount Everest in just five days, utilizing an anesthetic gas, specifically xenon, to expedite their ascent. Renowned Everest guides claim this innovative method not only allows for faster climbing but also enhances safety and reduces environmental impact. However, this approach has faced criticism, as skeptics argue it poses significant dangers. In light of this groundbreaking climb, Nepalese authorities have initiated an investigation into the implications of such extreme mountaineering practices that could redefine the future of climbing.