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What holds true for people with blue eyes?

posted October 28th, 2008 Nature & Geography, Science| No Comments »

What holds true for people with blue eyes?

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How did Ernest Shackleton recruit crew members for his South Pole expedition?

posted October 1st, 2008 History, Nature & Geography| No Comments »

In 1914, the British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton was looking for team members for his expedition to cross the Antarctic. The unsuccessful expedition has since been regarded as a legendary survival story. What did Shackleton ask Reginald James when interviewing him for the role of a science expert?

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What was the first thought of Sir Edmund Hillary?

posted September 30th, 2008 History, Nature & Geography| No Comments »

After Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay had reached the peak of Mount Everest, Queen Elizabeth II announced that Hillary would be created a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire. What Hillary thought when he heard about this?

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Where is a small town called Hell, population 350?

posted September 10th, 2008 Nature & Geography| No Comments »

Where is a small town called Hell, population 350?

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What was the third expedition to reach the South Pole?

posted August 18th, 2008 History, Nature & Geography, Science| No Comments »

Roald Amundsen and his expedition were the reach to visit the South Pole on December 14, 1911. Robert Scott and his expedition followed on January 18, 1912. What was the third expedition to reach the South Pole?

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