Ernest Shackleton

Ernest Shackleton

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Ernest Shackleton was a British polar explorer famed for his expeditions to Antarctica in the early 20th century. His most notable journey, the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition (1914-1917), became legendary after his ship, Endurance, was trapped in ice. Shackleton's leadership and determination to rescue his crew despite overwhelming odds have made him a symbol of courage and resilience in exploration history.

Born on Feb 15, 1874 (152 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: Ernest Shackleton was born in Ireland; maybe he exchanged a cúpla focal in Irish with Tom when they were on the same voyage. 6

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: As we speak our cúpla focal in Antarctica, the penguins don’t seem to care – The Irish Times

Kazakhstan Kazakhstan: Ernest Shackleton is known for the trans-Arctic expedition, which inspired a LEGO set featured in the store. 7

Tengri News – major Kazakh news website: Первый LEGO Store в Казахстане открылся в MEGA Alma-Ata

Canada Canada: The Terra Nova dives mark the second phase of an expedition to create digital replicas of the last ships of famed polar explorers Sir Ernest Shackleton and Captain Scott. 7

The Globe and Mail: Canadian expedition dives to wreck of ship that took Captain Scott to Antarctica

Canada Canada: Sir Ernest Shackleton, a renowned Anglo-Irish polar explorer, died of a heart attack during his final Antarctic voyage in 1922 while aboard Quest. 7

The Globe and Mail: First images of Shackleton shipwreck captured on ocean floor

Canada Canada: Ernest Shackleton was a renowned Anglo-Irish polar explorer who died suddenly during his final Antarctic voyage in 1922. 9

The Globe and Mail: Wrecks of Captain Scott and Shackleton’s last ships to be filmed using submersible that photographed Titanic