Trapped in ice just 60 miles from their destination, Ernest Shackleton and his crew faced a two-year struggle against starvation and extreme cold.
Synopsis
Trapped in ice just 60 miles from their destination, Ernest Shackleton and his crew faced a two-year struggle against starvation and extreme cold.
Synopsis
Ernest Shackleton led the first trans-Antarctic expedition in 1914. His crew became trapped in ice just 60 miles from their destination. For two years, they faced starvation, freezing temperatures, and the threat of the Southern Ocean. Captain Frank Worsley used his navigational skills to guide the crew. Shackleton's leadership was crucial in their fight for survival in the unforgiving environment.
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Why Watch
- Meet Ernest Shackleton, a key figure in Antarctic exploration.
- Find out how the crew survived extreme cold and starvation.
- See Frank Worsley's navigational skills in action.
Did You Know
- The expedition was just 60 miles from its destination when it was trapped.
- The crew battled starvation and sub-zero conditions for two years.
- Frank Worsley was the ship captain known for his exceptional navigational skills.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did Shackleton's trans-Antarctic expedition begin?
Shackleton's trans-Antarctic expedition began in 1914.
How far were Shackleton and his crew from their destination when they got trapped in ice?
They were trapped in ice just 60 miles from their destination.
Who was the captain of Shackleton's ship?
The captain of Shackleton's ship was Frank Worsley.
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