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Elsa and Anna are solving mysteries. Disney’s animated film “Frozen” helped researchers solve a 62-year-old cold case. Technology used in the Pixar film helped to piece together what likely happened the night of the Dyatlov Pass incident. In January 1959, a group of students and their instructor went on an expedition to the Ural Mountains otherwise known as “Dead Mountain.” The hikers pitched their tents for the night when a blizzard hit and temperatures dropped to minus 19 degrees Fahrenheit. Their tents were found ripped open the next day with all nine of the hikers' bodies scatte...

Disney's Frozen Helps Researchers Solve 62-Year-Old Cold Case Disney’s Frozen ended up helping some researchers solve a 62-year-old cold case. Some new findings in Communications Earth and Environment show how these people used technology from the Pixar film to solve the Dyatlov Pass incident. For those unaware, A team of students and their instructor went on a mountaineering expedition in the Ural Mountains in 1959. What followed was pretty horrific. Their tent was found after a snowstorm ripped open from the inside and there were bodies scattered all around the nearby areas with traumati...