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Polar dash – return
Returning to Hut Point, 3 February 1903, after reaching 82°17′S. Left to right: Ernest Shackleton, Robert Scott, Edward Wilson.
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Polar dash – setting out
Setting out for the South Pole, 2 November, 1902. Left to right: Ernest Shackleton, Robert Scott, Edward Wilson.
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Discovery Hut
Discovery Hut at Hut Point was also used by the Nimrod Expedition (1907-9), and the Terra Nova Expedition (1910-13). Photos from NASA.
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Discovery at Hut Point
We were soon frozen in. As intended. The Discovery, and the Hut at Hut Point. (Photo from archives of the Natural History Museum, UK)
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Discovery now
The Discovery today, in Dundee Harbor, Scotland.
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Discovery – Blueprints
Blueprints of the Discovery, 1899; photo by Steve Hill
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View of the Gauss
“Aerial view of the GAUSS in the ice during the German Antarctic Expedition. This picture was obtained from a balloon. In: Deutsche Sudpolar-Expedition 1901-1903 Meteorologie I by Erich von Drygalski, March 29, 1902.” —NOAA Photo Library
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Eva
Scott had the first trip aloft. But on my turn I reached a higher altitude of 800 feet, and took the first aerial photograph of the continent, on February 4, 1902.
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