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Nepal’s 2026 Langtang Lirung collapse crossed roughly 14 miles in only six to seven minutes. The distance looked protective on a map. Inside a steep Himalayan valley, it became an acceleration path. This documentary reconstructs how a near-4,000-foot fall turned bedrock and glacier ice into a fast, channelized surge toward the Nepal–China border. It follows the continuous descent through the Lhende Khola, where fragmentation, meltwater, sediment, and confinement transformed a mountain failure into a destructive debris flow and flood. What this documentary examines: - Why the full route dropped more than 11,000 feet from source to border - How rock, ice, water, and valley sediment became one moving system - Why the Lhende valley enlarged the flow instead of weakening it - Why border infrastructure, roads, hydropower, and settlements shared the same exposed corridor - Why detection, classification, cross-border communication, and evacuation could not realistically fit inside seven minutes - What remains uncertain about the collapse’s precise trigger and water budget Chapters: 00:00 Fourteen Miles in Seven Minutes 02:24 Hidden Descent on the Map 05:02 Mountain Collapse as a Flow 08:24 The Route That Added Damage 11:46 Everything at the Confluence 14:53 Seven Minutes of Available Escape 18:29 Years of Hidden Structural Failure 21:08 The Cascade Through the Valley 24:01 Distance Without Warning Details of this ongoing disaster may change as scientific analysis and recovery work continue. The System Beneath examines the infrastructure, geography, and human decisions hidden behind monumental projects and disasters. Subscribe for documentaries about the systems beneath the world’s largest projects and disasters. #Nepal #EngineeringDocumentary #Infrastructure #Geography #Landslide

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