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Photos from the end of the Earth : Story of 19th century Antarctic expedition that ended with the crew going insane after the Belgica was trapped in the ice for more than a year is told in a harrowing new book
Author Julian Sancton has written a new book charting the journey of a 19th century expedition to Antarctica
Belgica, a three-mast barque, left Antwerp on August 16, 1897 on the first scientific mission to the continent
But the ship became trapped in the ice and the crew fell prey to illness and insanity before freeing themselves
Sancton was given exclusive access to the ship s logs, letters and photographs and shares them here
United Kingdom-Australia Antarctic co-operation priorities: 2021 to 2026
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Through their respective delegations to the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting (
Bronze plaques honouring two men lost in the Australasian Antarctic Expedition of 1911-14 have been unveiled at Mawson s Place in Hobart.
More than a century after perishing in Antarctica, two expeditioners who ventured south in the name of science have been remembered in Hobart.
British Army officer Lieutenant Belgrave Edward Ninnis and Swiss mountaineer Dr Xavier Guillaume Mertz were part of the 1911-14 Australasian Antarctic Expedition.
They were about 500 kilometres east of their Cape Denison base alongside party leader Sir Douglas Mawson when tragedy struck on December 14, 1912.
Ninnis disappeared down a crevasse, taking with him a team of six huskies and most of the party s supplies.
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