Admiral byrd

The bust of Richard Evelyn Byrd, Rear Admiral, United States Navy, displayed centrally on the back deck of the chalet. The inscription reads: “I am hopeful that antarctica in its cymbolic robe of white will shine forth as a continent of peas as nations working together there in the cause of science set an example of international cooperation. To all who follow in admiral byrd’s footsteps this monument is dedicated. – National Geographic Society”

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***Pick up your FREE Activity Pack*** In 1928, Richard Byrd began his first of three expeditions to Antarctica. It took until November 28, 1929 before the first flight passed over the South Pole and back in a flight that took nearly 19 hours. He was the first American to explore the region since 1840, when Charles Wilkes traveled there. Byrd's success renewed interest in uncovering the mysteries of the South Pole. The Byrd expedition ushered in a new age of exploration, as it was the first…

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http://www.robotpegasys.com/alienswfs/abcfiles/inner-earth-map.gif I must write this diary in secrecy and obscurity. It con cerns my Arctic flight of the nineteenth day of February in the year of Nineteen and Forty Seven. There comes a time when the rationality of men must fade into insignificance and one must accept the inevitability of the Truth! I am not at liberty to disclose the following documenta tion at this writing ...perhaps it shall never see the light of public scrutiny…

On February 19, 1947, Admiral Richard E. Byrd left Base Camp Arctic and flew northward. What happened on that flight? Remove ads and support us with a membership For years rumors have persisted that on his historic flight to the North Pole, Admiral Byrd flew beyond the Pole into an opening leading inside the Earth. Here he met with advanced beings who had a sobering message for him to deliver to Mankind at the Surface World. Upon Byrd’s return to Washington, on March 11, 1947 he was…

Admiral Byrd 1947

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File name: 08_06_002258 Title: Portrait of Byrd Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer) Date created: 1917 - 1934 (approximate) Physical description: 1 negative : glass, black & white ; 4 x 5 in. Genre: Glass negatives Subjects: Byrd, Richard Evelyn, 1888-1957; Air pilots Notes: Title from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.; Date supplied by cataloger. Collection: Leslie Jones Collection Location: Boston…

With his enormous range of scholarly pursuits the 17th-century polymath Athanasius Kircher has been hailed as the last Renaissance man and "the master of hundred arts". John Glassie looks at one of Kircher's great masterworks Mundus Subterraneus and how it was inspired by a subterranean adventure Kircher himself made into the bowl of Vesuvius.