Along with the mosaic image of Shackleton Crater, National Geographic released a topographical map of the lunar south pole showing potential Artemis 3 landing sites in the region. Get the Space ...

Earth-based radar observations have produced a detailed 3D map of the Moon’s south polar region, revealing a dramatic and rugged landscape. The map will help NASA assess the site’s potential ...

There was no map of the Antarctic in 1908 when the men of Shackleton's expedition set out for the South Pole. The unexplored continent was marked as "terra incognita" or land unknown and ...

Shackleton crater, Moon. Clockwise from top left: topography from laser altimetry, image from SMART-1 mission, lighting map (brighter is longer periods of illumination) from the LRO Camera, Mini ...

Elevation (left) and shaded relief (right) image of Shackleton, a 12.5-mile-diameter (20 kilometers) permanently shadowed crater adjacent to the lunar south pole.

Three men with links to Sir Ernest Shackleton have reached the South Pole. Lt Col Henry Worsley, from Hereford, Will Gow, from Kent, and Henry Adams, from Suffolk, arrived on Sunday.

The price includes flights from Chile to the South Pole (and back), an exclusive Shackleton Challenges Mission Pulk Jacket (RRP £1,295), safety, medical, communication and navigation equipment ...

Brit set for Shackleton-inspired South Pole trek. 7 October 2024. Share Save. Ethan Gudge. ... Christmas and welcome in the New Year before reaching his finishing point at the South Pole ...

There was no map of the Antarctic in 1908 when the men of Shackleton's expedition set out for the South Pole. The unexplored continent was marked as "terra incognita" or land unknown and Shackleton's ...

Brit set for Shackleton-inspired South Pole trek Image caption, Frederick Fennessy, from Great Tew, has spent five years preparing for the expedition Article Information Author, Ethan Gudge ...

A British man is looking to emulate the achievements of some of the 20th Century's greatest explorers by travelling unaided from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole. Frederick Fennessy, from ...