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How did captain Scott select his four explorers for the final part of his expedition?
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Scott wanted representatives from each of the military branches represented by the explorers who accompanied him to Antarctica.
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When did Captain Scott set off for Antarctica?
Captain R F Scott let the Discovery Expedition in 1901, and the Terra Nova Expedition in 1910.
When was captain Scott's expedition?
November 12th 1902
Did captain Scott race the Norwegians the first or second expedition?
The 'race' you question took place on Scott's second expedition.
Who were the members of the first expedition of Captain Scott?
You can read more about the personnel for this expedition, below.
Where was Captain Robert Falcon Scott on Christmas Day 1911?
Captain Scott was leading an expedition to the South Pole on that date.
Who died on Scott's 1912 expedition?
Captain Scott died, as did Dr Wilson with Birdie Bowers, and Captain Evans and Titus Oates finish the list of five lost during this expedition.
How did Captain Robert Scott pollute the environment?
There are no records or measurements that indicate that Captain Scott and his team did not clean up after themselves on their expedition.
Where did Robert Falcon Scott start from for his first expedition?
Captain Scott sailed the Discovery from England to Antarctica in 1901 for his first Antarctic expedition.
What did Captain Scott and his team of explorers reach before dying?
Scott and his team reached the South Pole.
Did Robert Falcon Scott die on the Discovery or the Terra Nova expedition?
Robert Falcon Scott died on the Antarctic continent as Captain of the Terra Nova expedition.
Did Captain Scott succeed on his Terra Nova expedition?
Scott's stated objective for this expedition was ". . . to reach the South Pole and to secure for The British Empire the honour of this achievement." Indeed, the Norwegian expedition bested him in this goal by 33 days. In addition, Captain Scott and all four companion expeditioners perished in his quest. There were scientific and geographic goals, as well, none of which can be attributed directly to Captain Scott, but as captain, all scientific and geographic successes occurred under his watch..
What was the name of the ship what took Captain Robert Falcon Scott to the Antarctica on his second voyage in 1911?
Captain Scott lead his expedition sailing in the Terra Nova.
