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Because he want to make the british proud
The names you want are:Captain Robert Falcon ScottDr Edward A WilsonP O Edgar EvansLieut 'Birdie' BowersCaptain 'Titus' Oates
If you want to fail any quiz about Robert Falcon Scott, mention 'North Pole'.
You probably mean our Earth. The diameter d of Earth from North Pole to South Pole is 12,713.54 kilometers (7,899.83 miles), but through the equator it is 12,756.32 kilometers (7,926.41 miles). This difference, 42.78 kilometers (26.58 miles), is only 1/298 the diameter of Earth. Thus the Earth is 42.78 kilometers or 25 miles wider than it is tall, giving it a slight bulge at the equator. This is only 0.3 percent, too small to be seen visually. To calculate the circumference C use the formula: C = pi times d. pi = 3.141592654...
As the earth revolves in its orbit around the sun, it acts like a gigantic gyroscope. The tilt in the pole is always oriented (with some complex variations that can't be covered here) toward the pole star. The star is so far away that the width of earth's orbit doesn't have a great effect on the star's position in our sky. The pole star does appear to move a little. It is very close to the celestial position of the north pole, but it is not exactly on the point.
Because he want to make the british proud
He wanted to.
Scott had no documented ambitions to explore the Arctic; his quest was for the South Pole in Antarctica.
The names you want are Roald Amundsen from Norway, and Sir Robert Falcon Scott from England.
You can get there by plane, and you would keep going south to roughly the center of the antarctic.
The names you want are:Captain Robert Falcon ScottDr Edward A WilsonP O Edgar EvansLieut 'Birdie' BowersCaptain 'Titus' Oates
If you want to fail any quiz about Robert Falcon Scott, mention 'North Pole'.
The number you want, measured in miles and in a straight line is 12,430.
The Equator is 0 degrees and the South Pole is 90 degrees S: so the answer you want is 90 degrees of latitude.
If you are standing on the magnetic north pole, the needle will want to point down. If you are standing on the geographical North Pole, the needle will point South. From the North Pole, every direction is "South"!
Easy. When you want to travel ANYWHERE from the North Pole, you will be going south.
Captain Scott was particular that as many organizations as possible be represented by his team members in their Southern Journey.Captain Scott and Lt Evans were both of the British Royal Navy. Lieutenant Henry Robertson Bowers, represented the Royal Indian Marines, Dr Wilson was a British scientist and Army Captain Laurence Oates was from the 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons. All were natural-born British subjects.