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The marine watch associated with the expeditions of Charles Darwin
Maritime watches are the result of a Longitude Act issued by the British parliament in July 1714 under Queen Anne's reign.
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The tragic outcome of the
To be able to draw a map for Australia, many adventurers had to trade with their own lives.
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Cross the Antarctic according to Shackleton's journey
An English-Australian expedition made an arduous journey across Antarctica, simulating the historic voyage of the great explorer Ernest Shackleton in 1916 with a small b…
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Columbus was not the first to find America?
A finding worth equaling Dan Brown's novel has helped clarify the journeys of John Cabot, Italian explorer and marine, showing that he has knowledge of European journeys…
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Clues to alien life in Antarctica?
Recently, the Russian expedition team surpassed 12,365feet ice in the Antarctic before discovering a freshwater lake buried deep in the thick ice. Considering the simila…
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Syphilis originated from Christopher Columbus?
In 1492, Columbus and his expedition sailed across the ocean in search of new lands. However, according to many documents, when Columbus and the crew returned, they brou…
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Antarctic Expedition - Story 100 years ago
100 years ago, on December 14, 1911, the Norwegian expedition led by Roald Amundsen crossed the mist, cold with the cold wind and plugged the Norwegian flag onto Antarct…
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Huge volcano in the bottom of the Antarctic sea
A British expedition has discovered more than a dozen Antarctic ocean craters in the area near the islands called the South Sandwich in the southern Atlantic Ocean.
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Found mountains in the North Pole
An American and Canadian expedition found a mountain in the Arctic Ocean, and realized that the border between the two countries reached farther north than the current l…
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Thunder phenomenon before storm
One of the most common natural disasters in the United States today is thunderstorms.
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'Footprints of snowmen in the Himalayas'
During the Everest expedition in 1951, my two friends Sen Tensing and Shipton stumbled across these giant footprints in the Himalayas, bordering Nepal and Tibet at 5,000…
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Discover treasures hundreds of millions of dollars in the sea
American treasure seekers discovered half a million silver coins, hundreds of gold coins and other gold items on a ship wrecked in the Atlantic Ocean. The shipwreck from…
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Polarstern icebreaker explores the seafloor not yet on the map
The huge seabed areas (about 3,250 km²) were cleared by the collapse of 4 years ago of the Larsen B shelf along the Antarctic Peninsula - leaving a void on the Antarctic…
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Discover giant monsters at the bottom of the North Pole
Russian scientists have discovered a giant monster in the Arctic seabed.
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The road often happens so strange that the drivers do not dare to pass
Wakehurst has become an expedition point for those who like to explore. While some feel normal, some do not want to go through it again.