In the documentary, the expedition leader, Dr. John Shears, states that Shackleton had the ability to persuade Scott to take "a merchant marine all the way to the Antarctic" and appoint him as ...
On Gouldier Island, the huts at Port Lockroy were built in 1944 as part of a World War II mission. It continued to be used as ...
Our obsession with the Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton is emblematic of a problematic tendency: that of celebrating ...
R. F. Scott, while a Norwegian campaign is headed by Amundsen. Recently Sir Ernest Shackleton has made an appeal on behalf of an Australasian antarctic expedition under the command of his old ...
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Australian conservator joins Antarctic odysseyA young Australian conservator is about to head off on an Antarctic expedition, restoring artefacts and retracing the steps ...
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Shackleton's Endurance sets sail for polar peril in LegoBecause we're all still kids – just richer The debate as to whether Lego is a toy or not largely depends on your willingness ...
the ship famously lost in the Antarctic by explorer Ernest Shackleton. The vessel's position on the Weddell Sea floor was finally identified in March, 107 years after its sinking. The expedition ...
There are few figures more celebrated than Sir Ernest Shackleton. Now, a UK luxury adventure clothing brand is hoping to ...
The Discovery Expedition of 1901–1904, known officially as the British National Antarctic Expedition, was the first official ...
His first journey south was in 1901, on the Antarctic expedition ship Discovery. Led by British naval officer Robert Falcon Scott, Shackleton and Edward Wilson trekked towards the pursuit for the ...
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