Ernest Shackleton’s lost Endurance ship seen like never before in 3D scan
The wreck of Sir Ernest Shackleton's ship, the Endurance, which lay hidden in icy waters for more than a hundred years, can now be seen in a detailed 3D scan. The high resolution images reveal its condition in intricate detail. The wreckage of the vessel was found 3,000 metres at the bottom of the Weddell Sea in 2022 after it sank in 1915.
Discovery of Shackleton's lost shipwreck brought to big screen
"No one's ever found a wooden shipwreck 3,000 metres down in one of the most remote places on earth underneath the ice," he said. "It's important because it is connected with this story of Shackleton and the 1914-16 expedition, which is one of the greatest ...
Anglo-Irish explorer Shackleton's Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition was meant to make the first land crossing of the frozen ...
A new 3D scan shows Endurance exactly as it is 3,000m down in Antarctica’s icy waters.
The newly revealed digital scan – which was taken when the ship was found but has just ... shows a boot that could have belonged to Shackleton’s second-in-command Frank Wild.
In another image, the researchers found a single leather ... Living on the ship throughout the Antarctic winter, Shackleton and his crew drifted with the ice for weeks before eventually making ...
"I think Shackleton and his crew members would have been really keen for the story to be told in as much detail as possible..
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