Sir Hubert Wilkins Explores Polar Frontiers Anew
Cap tain Sir Hubert Wilkins, famed explorer and scientist, argues for bold, unseen frontiers. He recounts polar flights and foot expeditions that mapped 340000 square miles, and outlines plans for a 1951 submarine crossing under Arctic ice as part of a broader International Expedition.
Outstanding Features of Sir Hubert Wilkins Career
The article highlights Sir Hubert Wilkins as having seen more land than any explorer and being first in the Antarctic. It notes he has flown over 15,000 miles in the Arctic and over 6,000 miles in the Antarctic, adding 540,000 square miles to the known world. It mentions his numerous narrow escapes, never needing assistance, and his claim that a submarine trip to the North Pole is the safest plan in 15 years.
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