An expedition led by Klaus Thymann, founder of Project Pressure, has captured stark footage of the rapidly diminishing tropical glaciers on Puncak Jaya in West Papua, Indonesia. Known as the 'eternity glaciers', these ice formations have lost 95% of their area since 2002, defying earlier predictions of their disappearance by 2026. Thymann expressed deep emotional distress over the glaciers' fate, highlighting the philosophical implications of humanity's impact on nature. Research indicates that Papua's tropical glaciers have lost 97% of their mass since 1980, with projections suggesting the last two glaciers could vanish by the end of this decade. The expedition employed advanced drone technology to overcome challenges posed by cloud cover and rugged terrain, creating a detailed 3D model of the glaciers. The loss of these glaciers poses severe risks to local communities, affecting access to drinking water and food security. The findings underscore the urgent need for action against climate change, as the glaciers represent a critical environmental resource in the region.