Captain's Cook's original mission was to observe the transit of Venus from the vantage point of Tahiti.
He was then under orders to try to find the great unknown southern continent, and claim it for Britain. The British sought to expand their empire, and to ensure that the French did not gain a foothold in that region of the Pacific. Cook charted the eastern coastline of what he called "New South Wales" (now Australia), making extensive notes on the people, flora, fauna and prospective suitability for colonisation, and reported back to England.
James Cook was most famous for his exploration of the Pacific Ocean.
James Cook was an 18th-century British explorer known for his voyages in the Pacific Ocean. He explored and mapped many areas, including New Zealand, Australia, and various islands in the Pacific. His journeys helped improve navigation and understanding of the world's geography. Cook also made contact with indigenous peoples, which had significant cultural impacts.
finding Hawaii and the pacific ocean
Christopher Columbus did not explore the Pacific Ocean. His voyages focused on the Atlantic Ocean, discovering islands in the Caribbean and exploring the coast of Central and South America. Columbus died believing he had discovered a western route to Asia, unaware of the vast Pacific Ocean that lay beyond the American continent.
He lead the first expedition around the world and also discovered the Strait of Magellan and named the Pacific Ocean
I would have to say that it was Captain James Cook.
British Columbia borders the Pacific Ocean.
British Columbia is bordered by the Pacific Ocean.
The province of British Columbia has the Pacific Ocean for its coast.
James Cook was most famous for his exploration of the Pacific Ocean.
The Yukon Territories, and British Columbia border the Pacific Ocean.
Pacific Ocean
British Columbia's west province border meets with the North Pacific Ocean.
To the Pacific Ocean
The pacific ocean
~Alexandra Mackenzie discovered the pacific ocean and artic ocean. I YOU
British Columbia is the only province to border the Pacific ocean.