i think they used a ship
There is no evidence that Sir Robert Falcon Scott ever attempted or reached the North Pole.
Robert Falcon Scott used dogs and ill ponies. They pulled the sledges! The ponies were later slaughtered and eaten. The dogs were used through to the very end.
Captain Scott and his team man-hauled sledges and trekked on foot to the South Pole -- a journey of about 750 miles over an unmapped ice sheet, from sea level to more than 10,000 feet above sea level at the South Pole.
Robert Falcon Scott used new technologies such as motor sledges, ponies, and radio communication during his 1910-1913 Antarctic expedition in an effort to reach the South Pole. However, the technologies did not perform reliably in the extreme conditions of the Antarctic, contributing to the challenges his expedition faced.
Navigation technologies in the age of Heroic Exploration included sextants, theodolites and other celestial navigation tools.
Robert Falcon Scott used 35 dogs for his expedition to the South Pole in 1911. However, the dogs played a limited role in the race itself, as sledging was more challenging than anticipated due to the harsh weather conditions and terrain.
Robert Falcon Scott used all the current technologies that his expedition donors gave him money to afford, or which were issued to him by the Royal Navy. You can read more about his preparation for his second expedition, below. This expedition's preparation was based on Scott's choices.
Captain Scott imported a prefabricated hut -- a standard practice for early Antarctic explorers -- for use at Cape Evans and one at Hut Point. On journeys, the teams used a pyramid-shaped tent, now known as a Scott Tent.
Both of Scott's huts --- one at Hut Point and the other at Cape Evans -- were pre-fabricated in England and shipped to Antarctica, then re-assembled. They are both built from wood and glass.
Robert Falcon Scott and his team used a prefabricated shelter called the Terra Nova Hut during their 1910-1913 expedition to Antarctica. The hut was located at Cape Evans on Ross Island and served as their main base of operations.
Robert Scott took supplies such as clothing, food, sledges, dogs, ponies, fuel, tents, and scientific equipment to the Antarctic for his 1910-1913 expedition. He intended to use these supplies to support his team during their journey to the South Pole.