robert falcon scott was the first person to conquer the south pole.
robert falcon scott was the first person to conquer the south pole.
who was first person to conquer the south pole?
robert falcon scott
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the amundsen–scott south pole scientific station is the southernmost habitation on earth. it is continuously inhabited. its name honors roald amundsen, whose norwegian expedition reached the geographic south pole in december 1911, and robert f. scott, whose british expedition of five men reached the south pole about one month later (in january 1912) in a race to become the first person ever to reach the south pole. all of scott's expedition perished during the journey back towards the coast, while all of amundsen's expedition returned safely to their base on the seacoast of the continent.
amundsen–scott south pole station
a number of extreme expeditions have also been made on fatbikes. in december 2012 eric larsen attempted to ride a fatbike to the south pole, but made it only a quarter of the way before he had to turn around. maria leijerstam became the first to cycle to the south pole, across the south pole traverse road on a tricycle with fatbike tires. on 21 january 2014, daniel p. burton became the first person to ride a bike across antarctica to the south pole, starting at hercules inlet and biking to the south pole on a carbon fiber borealis yampa fatbike with wide tires.
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