Over a century after Sir Ernest Shackleton’s ship sank, the Endurance22 crew found Endurance at a depth of 9,869 feet in the Weddell Sea. Today Tim will be talking to Endurance22 Director of Exploration Mensun Bound and AUV Supervisor Chad Bonin about sub-sea robotics and their search for Sir Ernest Shackleton's sunken Endurance. Join
Note: This event has been updated due to ship connectivity issues. Today's livestream will be an interactive opportunity for classrooms to watch discovery footage, speak with Chris Ahearn, Director of Partnerships at Reach the World and ask him questions about what they see. This livestream will also share a very special behind-the-scenes tour of
Ernest Shakleton's Endurance has been found at the bottom of the Weddell Sea! Not only is this a historic find, but it's an incredible use of technology in one of the most remote and challenging places on the planet. Tomorrow, we're going to attempt to use portable satellite technology to connect live from Ernest Shakleton's
The Endurance22 Expedition has been a massive success! The Expedition Team found Sir Ernest Shackleton's sunken Endurance all while producing educational programming and engaging media, conducting important scientific research and staying safe and healthy despite extreme weather and a global pandemic. On today's livestream, we'll talk to the man behind all of this— Falklands Maritime
The S.A. Agulhas II has arrived back in Cape Town and concluded the Endurance22 Expedition. On the way back to South Africa, the crew and expedition team stopped at South Georgia Island to visit Sir Ernest Shackleton's final resting place. Join us as we speak live with Reach the World's Tim Jacob about South
The Endurance22 Expedition has returned, but Reach the World's Endurance22 Virtual Exchange is far from over. We will host weekly livestream events, telling the full story of the Endurance22 Expedition, for the rest of this school year! On Thursday, March 31st, we will meet Steve Brace, Head of Education and Outdoor Learning at the
The Endurance22 Expedition has returned, but Reach the World's Endurance22 Virtual Exchange is far from over. We will host weekly livestream events, telling the full story of the Endurance22 Expedition, for the rest of this school year! On Wednesday April 6 at 1:00 PM ET, join Reach the World as Tim Jacob discusses the
Join CIRES and Reach the World for a special joint livestream event! Polar expedition members Lianna Nixon (MOSAiC) and Timothy Jacob (Endurance22) will compare and contrast two modern polar expeditions and the historical expeditions (Fram Expedition and Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, respectively) that inspired them. We invite classrooms and the public to join in the discussion on polar science, the study
Reach the World is excited to welcome veteran deep-sea explorer and Endurance22 Expedition Sub-Sea Manager, Nico Vincent! Nico is the mastermind behind the successful plan to locate and map “the most challenging shipwreck in the world”--Shackleton’s Endurance–in the icy Weddell Sea off Antarctica. When faced with a seemingly impossible set of environmental challenges, Nico
Join Reach the World for a behind-the-scenes look at filmmaking on the Endurance22 Expedition! Tim will moderate a discussion with several members of the Endurance22 Expedition Media team, including documentary director Natalie Hewit, cameraman and drone pilot James Blake, and digital producer and presenter Saunders Carmichael-Brown. How does a team capture the real-life excitement of