Arctic explorer and adventurer Mark Wood joins WIRED to answer the internet's ice cold questions about polar expeditions. How does an average person travel to the arctic? Can they? What does it take ...

Facing uncertainty and surviving storms– that's what every entrepreneur must master to keep their business afloat during trying times. When faced with the harshest elements of nature, Arctic explorers ...

The annals of polar exploration are filled with luminaries who perished too young. Shackleton: dead at 47. Scott: 43. Amundsen: 55. Though these men passed on far too early, they had enough behind ...

The North Pole, according to Erling Kagge, exists as a reductio ad absurdum. Having no longitude, it’s really no place at all. The same applies to the South Pole, of ...

Students as young as 8 years old are experiencing the virtual realities of the Arctic. “GoNorth,” a scientific and cultural expedition that explores the climate, culture and people of the Arctic, was ...

In 1847, Sir John Franklin and a crew of 128 men disappeared without a trace while searching for the Northwest Passage, a sea route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. 175 years later, a team ...

Expanded Science and Discovery Program onboard Ultramarine: Launched on World Voyager in Antarctic 2026/2027, the Science & Discovery Program is now available on Ultramarine, giving guests hands-on ...

Within the margins of the IMO Assembly meetings, on December 2, the World Maritime University (WMU), in collaboration with ...

Melting ice is making the far north even more dangerous.

There are a lot of misconceptions about the Arctic, from the whole concept of the North Pole, to the number of penguins who ...

GRAND FORKS — University of North Dakota President Thomas Kane probably felt a little sheepish in the spring of 1930. He was about to award an honorary degree to a former student who had been the bane ...