Who Reached The North Pole First?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Who reached the North Pole first? Was it Robert Edwin Peary, Frederick Cook or someone else? Find out in this episode!
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Cover image from booklet, “At the Pole with Cook and Peary,” 1909. The Ohio State University Archives, Frederick A. Cook Society Collection, RG 56.17, image #9_50.
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Excellent video! In my opinion, the first to reach the pole was some unknown Inuit thousands of years ago.
Thanks! Interesting idea, but I think it's actually unlikely. Inuits would not reach the Pole by accident, it's too far away and still too harsh conditions. And they wouldn't go there for purpose, they didn't have the navigational techology and well, I guess the pole also didn't really matter to them. You know, nobody in their society would offer them any fortune or glory for that :)
I vote for Amudsen! Thanks for this interesting story. BTW, three of the topics listed in the description below the video have [LINK] instead of an actual link.
Thanks, I know I'll change that in a moment. I cheer for him too! Thanks for commenting!
Great video, You not need music!
Nice work on a difficult subject. My favorite expedition to the pole was done by Jeremy Clarkson and James May in a Toyota pickup on Top Gear! 😁
Aye- no one could stop them from drinking and driving.
Top Gear was LEGENDARY!
@@VintageCarHistory they were not driving they were sailing