Roald Amundsen through the Northwest Passage with Gjøa
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- THE GJØA EXPEDITION (1903-1906)
Roald Amundsen’s expedition with the Gjøa was the first to navigate the Northwest Passage north of the Canadian mainland on one expedition and one ship. In 1903-06 Amundsen accomplished this with six companions. Two years were spent on the way in Gjoa Haven when the then-location of the North Magnetic Pole was established, proving that the Magnetic Pole moves over time.
Would have been much improved without the music as it was very difficult to hear the narrator over the music.
Good but music too loud.
WHY IN THE FUCKING HELL DO THEY HAV TO PLAY MUSIC WHILE THEY ARE TALKING ? WHY WHY FUCKING WHY ?
IF I WANT TO LISTEN TO MUSIC I FUCKING SEARCH FOR MUSIC.
Fram Museum, please fix this! ....Re-do the audio so that people can hear the narration over the music!
the music is too loud it ruins the video .
Respect to Amundsen for his great achievements! Thanks for the video!
Unwatchable due to the very loud muzak.
Roald Amundsen- the greatest explorer of the 20th century! Here's to his great work! Live forever!
What a man! He was a true adventurer!
lower the music, please
Very interesting video, but please edit and turn down the shrill music!
Almost impossible to hear the words because of the loud music - horrible!
Viking perseverance!
Yet another muffled voice-over - drowned out by totally UNNECESSARY MUSAK!
I agree
The music is a bit too loud to hear the narration?
Nice video, but can hardly hear the commentary for the too loud music
This video was ruined by the music, if you can call it music. Difficult to understand the commentary. A very stupid thing to do.
Thanks for this great presentation!
a real badass
GET RID OF THE MUSIC
Great video. I found it quite interesting. Be well!!!
What a GREAT video !
WAY (!!!!) Too Loud Music!!" Remove it, or mute it way down!!! It destroys the experience! Don't they listen to their own productions?!
Roald "Both Poles" Amundsen
Found NW Passage
Music is too loud. I am sure the info was good, but could not hear it without getting a headache.
The most important man taht Norway has had in its history? Dr. Cook discovered that eating raw meat cures scurvy when the Belgica; Later he went to jail for having said that he was who first arrived at the North Pole and Amundsen went to visit him in jail when he went to the United States: they did not forgive Amundsen but Amundsen remained like a gentleman
To be accurate, the Inuit knew all along that a high meat diet prevents scurvy, although they didn't know why.
The unit are bad ass. They look extremely healthy and true survivors of the north.
Horrible edition! Music to high and explanations and subtitles to fast. If you wanna have a headhache watch it until the end.
After reading some old comments, I can see that The Fram Museum doesn't give a shit about the bad quality of this video. Congratulations!
Am i stupid? Or was there nothing about the northwest passage?
Muzak with a decent documentary attached
I made a video like this in 6th grade, 1994. Music, or voice...pick one.
He reached only on north pole
He didn't reach south pole
Say What now?
It was filmed in the same studios of the ' moon landings '. Hollywood has changed history with their fictional work.