Celebrity Travel Adventure Series: the First Antarctic Expedition
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The book "The First Antarctic Expedition" records in detail the entire process of Rod Amundsen's landing at the South Pole. The book is divided into sixteen chapters. The first chapter first briefly reviews the useful attempts and great contributions made by many explorers in history to Antarctic exploration; the second chapter begins with a comprehensive and detailed description of the various materials and equipment carried by the expedition; the third and fourth chapters introduce the "Endeavour" "It was a five-month arduous journey from loading and setting sail to crossing the Antarctic Circle, entering the floating ice area, and arriving at the Pole Station - the Whale Bay in the Big Ice Barrier; Chapters 5, 6 and 7 respectively describe the transportation of materials, the establishment of expedition supply stations and the construction of winter stations. ; Chapter 8 vividly tells a day's life at the "Pole Station" from the perspective of a visitor; Chapter 9 focuses on the final preparation stage before reaching the Pole; from Chapter 10 to Chapter 12, the author records the arduous journey of the five-person expedition team to the South Pole, which is also the climax of the book; Chapter 10 Chapters 13 and 14 return to base and leave Antarctica; Chapter 15 is the actual record of the eastbound team led by Captain Prester on the exploration of King Edward VII Land, written by Prester himself; and finally, the book ends successfully with Chapter 16 Captain Nelson's exploration memoirs.
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