Robert Falcon Scott
1868-1912
English explorer and naval officer who made many attempts to be the first to the South Pole. He finally reached it on January 18, 1912, only to find a Norwegian flag and ...
Read more
The English naval officer and polar explorer Robert Falcon Scott (1868-1912) made monumental scientific findings in Antarctica, and his geographical discoveries were extensive. He failed in his attemp...
Read more
Wellington (dpa) - Veteran New Zealand adventurer Sir Edmund
Hillary, 87, is looking forward to a nostalgic night in the
Antarctic cold when he leaves for a golden anniversa...
Read more
Wellington (dpa) - Veteran New Zealand adventurer Sir Edmund
Hillary, 87, flew to Antarctica on Thursday looking forward to a
nostalgic night as he made a golden anniversary...
Read more
Rising seas, spreading deserts, intensifying weather and other harbingers of climate change are threatening cultural landmarks from Canada to Antarctica, the World Monuments Fund said Wednesday.New...
Read more
Rising seas, spreading deserts, intensifying weather and other harbingers of climate change are threatening cultural landmarks from Canada to Antarctica, the World Monuments Fund said Wednesday.New...
Read more
Rising seas, spreading deserts, intensifying weather and other harbingers of climate change are threatening cultural landmarks from Canada to Antarctica, the World Monuments Fund said Wednesday.New...
Read more
The text of Robert Falcon Scott's last letter to his wife Kathleen, as transcribed by the Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge, England:___To my widowDearest Darling _ we are in a very tight...
Read more
Wellington (dpa) - Sir Edmund Hillary was honoured throughout the
world as the first man, with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, to climb Mount
Everest, the world's highest peak at 8,8...
Read more
OBITUARY ROUNDUP: Edmund Hillary, first to climb Everest, dies at 88
By David Barber, dpa
Eds: Updates graf 5 to confirm he visited Kathmandu in 2006, includes
last visi...
Read more
TROLL STATION, Antarctica, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Nations
claiming parts of Antarctica are quietly staking out rights to
the seabed, in stark contrast to the North Pole where Russia
ostentatiously pla...
Read more