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When was the first time Roald Amundsen went to Antarctica?
Amundsen's first expedition to Antarctica took place in 1897 when he joined the Belgian Antarctic Expedition as First Mate. This was the first expedition to over-winter in Antarctica.
Did human took birth from monkeys?
No. But according to the best theories of evolution we share a common ancestor.
What other animals were taken to Antarctica?
Early explorers took both dogs and ponies to Antarctica.
Who took the first picture of the human body?
Louis Daguerre technically took the first photograph of a human being. It was a landscape of the view from his window in Paris in 1838. Robert Cornelius took a self portrait photograph in 1839 with the words "The first light picture ever taken" on the back.
When did nasa first took off to space?
NAS first took off in the eary 60's which their first satilite in orbit was explora 1 and their first human was Alen B. Sherperd.
What World War II battles took place in Antarctica?
No battles have taken place on Antarctica, as part of any war.
In what year was MRI first used on a human being?
The first magnetic resonance image was published in 1973 and the first study performed on a human took place on July 3, 1977
What would happen if you took a regular plane to Antarctica?
There is no 'regular plane' service to Antarctica. Every flight is commissioned, either privately or by a government.
Did Magellan visit Antarctica?
Magellan's famous voyage took him just past the northern edge of Antarctica, but he never actually visited that continent.
What is the first major event in the blind side?
the first major event was when the women took little boy at our home and she was very human
Where did AirAsia take Peppa Pig to?
They took her to as secret government facility in Antarctica.
What were Fuchs and Hillary the first to cross?
Fuchs and Hillary were the first to successfully cross Antarctica on foot. Their historic trek took place in 1958 during the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition, which aimed to establish a route across the continent. Their journey covered over 2,000 miles and significantly contributed to the exploration and understanding of Antarctica.
