Do you perhaps mean Magellan? If I recall correctly, he died near the end of his voyage, but the rest of his crew lived to return home.
They traveled around the world!
He did not. He died in the Philipenes. His crew did. But they give him credit.
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His voyage was the first to circumnavigate the world, unfortunately he was killed by natives just before making it around the world.
The Golden Hind, Sir Francis Drake's famous ship, typically had a crew of around 80 men during its voyage around the world from 1577 to 1580. However, the crew size fluctuated at different times due to various circumstances, including desertions and losses at sea. Ultimately, about 56 men completed the journey back to England.
They traveled around the world!
150 Crew Men Sailed Around The World.
Fernão de Magalhães's crew, led by Juan Sebastián Elcano, was the first to circumnavigate the world between 1519 and 1522. Magellan died during the voyage, but Elcano completed the journey with the remaining crew members.
The crew that completed the Around the World voyage typically refers to the sailors and adventurers who participate in circumnavigation journeys. Notable examples include the crew of the British ship "Endeavour," which was captained by James Cook in the 18th century, and modern sailing teams in events like the Volvo Ocean Race. These voyages showcase extraordinary seamanship and resilience against the challenges of global waters. Each journey contributes to maritime history and exploration.
He did not. He died in the Philipenes. His crew did. But they give him credit.
Ferdinand Magellan's ship crew were the first to sail all the way around around the world. Ferdinand himself died before the voyage was completed.
military rule is better than civillian regime
His voyage was the first to circumnavigate the world, unfortunately he was killed by natives just before making it around the world.
Vasco de Gama led the first. Though he did not complete the voyage
The Golden Hind, Sir Francis Drake's famous ship, typically had a crew of around 80 men during its voyage around the world from 1577 to 1580. However, the crew size fluctuated at different times due to various circumstances, including desertions and losses at sea. Ultimately, about 56 men completed the journey back to England.
Ferdinand Magellan's voyage was the first to sail around the world. Magellan himself died on the voyage, and only 19 of his 237 crew survived the trip.
The explorer who discovered the straits around the southern tip of South America in 1520 and whose crew completed first circumnavigation of the world was Ferdinand Magellan. The straits were named after him in his honor.