Captain Cook - Voyage of Exploration (1768-1771)

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In 1768 the British Government commissioned Captain James Cook to lead an expedition to the Pacific in search of a Southern Continent. His ship HMS Endeavour would travel across the world in this historic 3 year voyage.
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[@AbrahamLincoln4]

The endeavour is a awesome name for a royal navy ship.

[@aaronwalker8847]

This story sucks - capt cooks journal tells a different tale. - He was headed out to sail the outermost circle of the earth, along the ice wall and land called antarctica . He sailed 93- 96000 miles around the ice wall.
Which proves that science is a con job, same as your own con- science proves science is a con job.

[@Sunnymumhao]

I disagree

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

@@Sunnymumhao how

[@Jesusandbible]

Great work again. Very interesting. I check regularly for your next video. I always enjoy them. Thanks.

[@battlestack7615]

Thanks pal, that's very kind. I need all the support I can get :)

[@B_Tannen]

Very interesting and well made video. Thanks.

[@zaidatimash713]

Amazing vid keep up the great work

[@Jesusandbible]

Such an interesting subject. Thanks. Well narrated and great visuals as usual.

[@terrylm235]

Thanks for the details.

[@kevinsmalley4583]

Amazing that i live on the Mountain named by Capt. Cook ( Cape Foul Weather ) here on the Oregon Coast

[@battlestack7615]

So cool, thanks for sharing :)

[@_httpsxiiv6943]

great video this helped alot with my home learning

[@battlestack7615]

Glad it helped!

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

I can see that there is 2 spam bots in the comment section.

[@machinerydoctor]

I read the crew went ashore at Thirroul about the 28th of April for fresh water

[@carlcamp4299]

No doubt a great sailor, however, it is not mentioned in this mythical video that Spanish and Portuguese sailors had sailed those seas more than 200 years earlier and they had already cartographed those oceans. No mention either of the fact that Cook used Spanish navigation charts obtained when the English sacked and occupied Manila some years earlier than Cook´s voyages. While this propaganda documentary may be very well made and quite convincing in its narration is a disservice to Cook because it dimishes him and his doubless mastery of his craft. He indeed was a great sailor, but he followed others before him. The fact that they were Spanish, the eternal rivals of England, does not justify hidding this very important fact. Cook knew exactly where he was going before hand. It seems the Black Legend is alive still today in the XXI century. The producers of this video may fool some of the people some of the time but do not fool some of us all the time. Any doubts, read the Hispanic explorations of the Pacific (Juan Fernández, Torres, Vaez, etc.), it was called the Spanish Lake for 200 years before Cook sailed it. Respectfully

[@michaelblair2536]

It's a 7 minute video

[@machinerydoctor]

Torres Strait Islands

[@TuiMartin-kq2dd]

H.M.B. Endeavour Sir. B for Bark - being a transport

[@bosanski_Cevap]

I guess he is basically some weird brit on tea shortage that is going rough for the search of glorious tea arround the entire world

[@seanflynn4449]

How far did cook travel around the ice

[@mickwarnie8707]

Well the VOYAGE was for EXPLORATION

[@Goats2swag]

It's sad that James Cook died

[@servantofallah2608]

I dont know man, maybe it was a good thing? with him killing natives and all

[@hvideos2832]

No it's not, he killed so many native people!

[@TheLewisLegend]

I agree it's very sad he died.

[@em_99]

@@servantofallah2608 like Muhammed did?

[@amyyoung4755]

i made the 100th like

[@tristanspicer9830]

What game is that?

[@prince_yt3406]

Why does this guy sound like he has an Australian accent

[@peterlyall7488]

He"s not an Australian, That"s an English accent I should know as I'm an Australian and we don't sound like that. 😎

[@prince_yt3406]

@@peterlyall7488 you guys sound exactly alike

[@prince_yt3406]

British and Australians accents sound identical lel

[@Tadeletad]

even if the British discover Alaska the Blacks(American whites) are saying that they buy it from Russia. He even lands in the west coast of USA. how France hold Canada and jump a space hold the Louisiana? what about the middle space between Canada and Louisiana? Captain Cook make the map of St. Laurence River.

[@Tadeletad]

tupaia is Ethiopia. That is Queen Elisabeth's country. She was black. They are saying that the man is black who discover Australia, newzland, USA etc? Is Australia found after Brazil?

[@ronaldmansfield.6439]

Tupaia was a Polynesian who travelled wih Cook for a while he was also a navigator.

[@FromUpNorth9345]

3 years and 69000 miles to traverse this beautiful flat plane that GOD gave us.