The year was 1845. Many cartographers and some Arctic explorers in the early 1800’s believed there was a way to sail from ...
Communities far from the Arctic may soon feel the ripple effects of this summer's unusual conditions in Greenland. Rising seas, higher tides during storms, and risks to food and health systems all ...
Facing uncertainty and surviving storms– that's what every entrepreneur must master to keep their business afloat during trying times. When faced with the harshest elements of nature, Arctic explorers ...
In 1847, Sir John Franklin and a crew of 128 men disappeared without a trace while searching for the Northwest Passage, a sea route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. 175 years later, a team ...
Arctic explorer and adventurer Mark Wood joins WIRED to answer the internet's ice cold questions about polar expeditions. How does an average person travel to the arctic? Can they? What does it take ...
"Issued under the auspices of the Arctic Club." "The Lord Baltimore Press, the Friedenwald Company, Baltimore, Md., U.S.A."--Verso of t.p. SCNHRB copy 39088013328562 has autograph of the former owner ...
Polar explorer PenHadow, Director of the Catlin Arctic Survey, explained that the scientists will work from early March at a purpose-built 'Ice Base' located only 750 miles from the North Geographic ...
Arctic explorer Donald Baxter MacMillan came to Cape Girardeau in the winter of 1925. The 50-year-old Massachusetts native lectured at the auditorium of the Cape Girardeau Teachers College, a large ...
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