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Bookmark or Share- 10 Key Figures in the History of Polar ExplorationThese people achieved incredible feats of human endurance and bravery. Here are 10 key figures in the history of polar exploration. 1. Erik the Red (950-1003) Born in Rogaland, Norway, in 950 AD, Erik the Red (red for the colour of his hair and beard) was an explorer. Erik’s father was exiled from Norway when Erik was 10.
- Top 10 Most Famous and Intriguing Polar Explorers - Quark ExpeditionsFollow in the footsteps of the greatest polar explorers from Sir Ernest Shackleton to Captain Scott. Our pioneering expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctic are adventures of a lifetime.
- polar exploration - Students | Britannica Kids | Homework HelpThe American explorer Robert E. Peary started working toward his polar expeditions in two long journeys across northern Greenland in 1891–92 and 1893–95. In these early Arctic travels, Peary found evidence that Greenland is an island.
- Polar Explorer Icebreaker - Icebreaker Cruise in LaplandPolar Explorer tourist Icebreaker offers 3 hours cruise in the frozen water of Bothnian sea in Lapland. During 3 hours you will be a witness of a massive ice breaking power of the vessel, have a guided tour all the way down to the engine rooms and all way up to Captain’s bridge.
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