In January 1915, polar explorer Ernest Shackleton's ship, Endurance, became icebound in the Antarctic. What happened next would become legend: Shackleton and his crew watched their ship slowly ...

Their answer: use cutting-edge generative AI tools to give voice to the personal diaries, letters and other writings of Shackleton and members of the 27-man crew he kept alive for over 750 days ...

The discovery, after 107 years, of Ernest Shackleton’s sunken ice breaker Endurance in the deep, ... While Shackleton’s crew mates on the other side of South Georgia were quickly rescued, ...

The documentary shows how Endurance became stuck in the ice and eventually sank in 1915.Shackleton and his crew survived 589 days, traveling 800 miles across the Antarctic to South Georgia before ...

Endurance sank on November 21 1915, as Ernest Shackleton and his crew were aiming to achieve the first land crossing of Antarctica. However the vessel had been struggling for months beforehand ...

Shackleton's ship, Endurance, was lost in the effort, but the Englishman's great achievement was saving the lives of all 27 Endurance crew members despite a treacherous 800-mile trek across sea ...

Ernest Shackleton's ship Endurance, lost since 1915, ... The crew of the Endurance poses on the ship's deck on Feb. 7, 1915. Frank Hurley/Scott Polar Research Institute, ...

Ernest Shackleton’s ship Endurance was crushed by Antarctic ice in 1915. ... Shackleton set sail in late 1914 with a crew of 27 men, bound for Vahsel Bay on the eastern side of the Weddell Sea.