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When did Shipwreck at the Bottom of the World take place?
The story of Ernest Shackleton and the sinking of their ship the Endurance was an event that occurred in 191 . You can read more if you search for the Trans-Antarctic Expedition.
How many men did ernest shackleton take?
ernest shackleton took 28 men
What did Ernest Shackleton take with him?
A car and ponies
How long did Shackleton's Antarctic expedition take?
Ernest Henry Shackleton (1874-1922) was a British explorer who commanded three expeditions to the Antarctic (1907-09, 1914-17, 1921-22), during which the South Magnetic Pole was located in 1909.
What gear did ernest shackleton take to antarctica?
Ernest Shackleton took a car, sleds, ropes, ponies, dogs, a portable dunny (toilet) and twenty eight (28) men.
What route did Ernest Shackleton take?
I take it you mean to the polar plateau. He went by the way of the Beardmore glacier.
What challenges did ernest shackleton face?
Shackleton's first challenge was the ship breaking. Second, it broke and he had to race against time to take everything out. Third, the cold weather. Then surviving. Shackleton had many challenges overall.
Was Ernest Shackleton shot?
No he died of a heart attack the year he decided to take another trip to antarctica.
How long did it take ernest shakleton to complete his expedition?
find out your self
What gear did Shackleton take to Antarctica?
Shackleton took an entire large ship with literally thousands of essential items. Far too many to describe here. He had everything man needed to survive an extremely hostile frozen environment. Google Shackleton-Endurance for more detailed information.
What equipment did Shackleton take to the Antarctic?
shackleton took a trump gun with him
What problems did Ernest Shackleton encounter?
Shackleton's first challenge was the ship breaking. It broke and he had to race against time to take everything out. The cold weather was another challenge. On one attempt to reach the South Pole in 1908, all of his ponies died and there were heavy storms. On a second attempt to reach the South Pole in 1914, his ship was crushed by pack ice, forcing the expedition to walk 1,200 km to South Georgia. Five months later they were rescued by a Chilean warship. On a third attempt to reach the South Pole in 1921, Shackleton died from a heart condition.
