Robert Falcon Scott, geboren am 6. Juni 1868 in Devonport bei Plymouth, England, und verstorben am 29. März 1912 in Ross-Schelfeis, Arktis war ein britischer Marineoffizier und Polarforscher. Er leitete die Discovery-Expedition (1901–1904) und die Terra-Nova-Expedition (1910–1913), zwei Forschungsreisen während des sogenannten Goldenen Zeitalters der Antarktisforschung. Er zählt zu den ersten zehn Menschen, die den geographischen Südpol erreichten.
Zunächst durchlief Scott eine Offizierslaufbahn in der Royal Navy. Als seine Karriere ins Stocken geraten war, ergriff er die Gelegenheit, das Kommando auf dem Forschungsschiff Discovery zu übernehmen. Nach eigenem Bekunden entsprang diese Entscheidung seinem persönlichen Ehrgeiz und nicht einer besonderen Vorliebe für die Polarforschung. Während der von ihm geleiteten Discovery-Expedition unternahm er zwischen November 1902 und Februar 1903 gemeinsam mit Edward Wilson und Ernest Shackleton einen Vorstoß Richtung Südpol, bei dem die drei Männer mit dem Erreichen der geographischen Breite von 82° 17′ S einen neuen Südrekord aufstellten. Scotts Entscheidung nach der Rückkehr ins Basislager, den seiner Ansicht nach dienstuntauglichen Shackleton entgegen dessen Willen nach Hause zu schicken, gab Anlass zu einer noch heute geführten Diskussion über eine tiefe Rivalität beider Polarforscher.
Nachdem Shackleton mit seinem eigenen Versuch, während der Nimrod-Expedition (1907–1909) den Südpol zu erreichen, knapp gescheitert war, unternahm Scott anlässlich der Terra-Nova-Expedition einen neuerlichen Anlauf. Dieser entwickelte sich zu einem Wettstreit mit dem norwegischen Polarforscher Roald Amundsen. Scott erreichte den Pol am 18. Januar 1912 mit der Erkenntnis, dass Amundsen und dessen vierköpfige Mannschaft ihm rund einen Monat zuvorgekommen waren. Auf dem Rückweg zum Basislager starben Scott und seine vier Begleiter an Unterernährung, Krankheit und Unterkühlung.
Scott wurde in seiner Heimat durch seinen als heroisch empfundenen Tod jahrzehntelang als selbstaufopfernder Nationalheld stilisiert. Erst zum Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts begann eine differenziertere Betrachtung und Neubewertung seiner Person.
A Burroughs Wellcome Co sledge case medicine chest. Used on the British Antarctic Expedition Wellcome Images Keywords: Polar; Terra Nova; Exploration; Antarctic; British Antarctic Expedition; Robert Falcon Scott
A Burroughs Wellcome Co sledge case medicine chest. Used on the British Antarctic Expedition Wellcome Images Keywords: Polar; Terra Nova; Exploration; Antarctic; British Antarctic Expedition; Robert Falcon Scott
A Burroughs Wellcome Co medicine chest used on the British Antarctic Expedition Wellcome Images Keywords: Polar; Terra Nova; Exploration; Antarctic; British Antarctic Expedition; Robert Falcon Scott
Offiziere an Bord der Discovery während der British Antarctic Expedition (1901-1904). V.l.n.r.: Edward Adrian Wilson, Ernest Henry Shackleton, Albert Armitage, Michael Barne, Dr. Reginald Koettlitz, Reginald Skelton, Robert Falcon Scott, Charles Royds, Louis Bernacchi, Hartley Travers Ferrar, Thomas V. Hodgson.
EXPEDITION: Captain R F Scott and another man on vessell, 1911, on their way to the South Pole. Wellcome Images Keywords: 1911; captain f r scott; Expeditions; south pole; EXPEDITION
Captain Scotts Birthday Dinner, 6 June 1911, by Herbert George Ponting (died 1935). Cape Evans, Ross Island, Antarctica Pictured: Edward Leicester Atkinson (1882-1929), Surgeon; member of British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1913. Henry Robertson (Birdie) Bowers (1883-1912), Polar explorer. Apsley George Benet Cherry-Garrard (1886-1959), Polar explorer. Bernard C. Day (1884-1934), Motor engineer and member of British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1913. Frank Debenham (1883-1965), Geologist; Founder Director of Scott Polar Research Institute. Tryggve Gran (1889-1980), Norwegian ski instructor and aviator; member of British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1913. Cecil Henry Meares (1877-1937), Lieutenant-Colonel, linguist and Antarctic explorer. Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans, 1st Baron Mountevans (1880-1957), Admiral; Antarctic explorer. Edward W. Nelson (1883-1923), Biologist; member of British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1913. Lawrence Edward Grace Oates (1880-1912), Antarctic explorer. Robert Falcon Scott (1868-1912), Antarctic explorer. S Sir George Clarke Simpson (1878-1965), Meteorologist; member of British Antarctic Expedition. (Thomas) Griffith Taylor (1880-1963), Geologist; member of British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1913. Edward Adrian Wilson (1872-1912), Naturalist and Antarctic explorer. Sir Charles Seymour Wright (1887-1975), Geophysicist; member of British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1913. This set of images was gathered by User:Dcoetzee from the National Portrait Gallery, London website using a special tool. All images in this batch have been confirmed as author died before 1939 according to the official death date listed by the NPG.
The flag in question was displayed at a departure dinner held for Captain Robert Falcon Scott and his officers in Cardiff on 13 June 1910, flown on the Terra Nova as the ship sailed from Cardiff and when she returned in 1913 and on St David’s Day 1911 and 1912, the flag was hoisted in Antarctica at Scott’s expedition base hut.
Diagram of the globe with the emphasis showing the use of Tabloid at both the North and South Poles Wellcome Images Keywords: Medicine Chests; Ernest Henry Shackleton; Exploration; Robert Falcon Scott; Burroughs Wellcome and Company
The Terra Nova Expedition at the South Pole, photograph taken by Lieut. H. R. Bowers on 17 January 1912. The five are Bowers (seated, left), Wilson (seated, right), Oates (standing, left), Scott (standing, center) and Evans (standing, right). Printed from a negative recovered when the bodies were found.
Letter from Herbert Ponting to Burroughs Wellcome & Co regarding Tabloid Rytol photographic developer, supplied to Ponting as part of the Burroughs Wellcome & Co products given Captain Robert Falcon Scotts British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1912. Ponting was the Expeditions official photographer. Wellcome Images Keywords: Burroughs Wellcome & Co; British Antarctic Expedition; Robert Falcon Scott; British History
Letter from Herbert Ponting to Burroughs Wellcome & Co regarding Tabloid Rytol photographic developer, supplied to Ponting as part of the Burroughs Wellcome & Co products given Captain Robert Falcon Scotts British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1912. Ponting was the Expeditions official photographer. Wellcome Images Keywords: Burroughs Wellcome & Co; British Antarctic Expedition; Robert Falcon Scott; British History
Lyttelton, New Zealand: the port and town from Sumner Road. Albumen print. Iconographic Collections Keywords: Expedition; Wheeler & Son; Exploration; Antarctic; Ernest Henry Shackleton; Robert Falcon Scott; Expeditions
Title: Members of the Terra Nova expedition at the South Pole: Robert F. Scott, Lawrence Oates, Henry R. Bowers, Edward A. Wilson, and Edgar Evans Abstract/medium: 3 photographic prints ; 7.2 x 8 cm (image), 24.3 x 29.3 cm (mount)
National Antarctic Expedition, 1901-1903 A cloth covered album containing 48 photographic prints relating to the National Antarctic Expedition between 1901 and 1903 when E. H. Shackleton was sent home. The album is inscribed by Shackleton With kindest wishes from E. H. Shackleton to the Missis Dawson Lambton in Remembrance of the great share they took in helping the Expedition, June 1905. According to a caption in the album the Dawson Lambtons subscribed to the balloon that was taken and used. A few photographs illustrate the balloon and the view from it. There is some element of doubt about the accuracy of some of the captions and images. They may have been compiled in such a way as to provide a narrative, rather than an accurate record as depicted by each image. ALB0346; National Antarctic Expedition, 1901-1903, Plate 40, E.H. Shackleton, Captain Scott and Dr Wilson
National Antarctic Expedition, 1901-1903 A cloth covered album containing 48 photographic prints relating to the National Antarctic Expedition between 1901 and 1903 when E. H. Shackleton was sent home. The album is inscribed by Shackleton With kindest wishes from E. H. Shackleton to the Missis Dawson Lambton in Remembrance of the great share they took in helping the Expedition, June 1905. According to a caption in the album the Dawson Lambtons subscribed to the balloon that was taken and used. A few photographs illustrate the balloon and the view from it. There is some element of doubt about the accuracy of some of the captions and images. They may have been compiled in such a way as to provide a narrative, rather than an accurate record as depicted by each image. ALB0346; Among the crevasses - furthest south, plate 38
Plate from Captain Scotts expedition to the Antarctic, 1901-1904 glazed ceramic plate; white ground with royal blue band around edge and transfer print logo with image of Penguin inside garter with DISCOVERY ANARCTIC EXPEDITION 1901
H.M.S. Calypso Taken from an Autograph log as midshipman on HMS Euphrates, Boadicea, Royal Adelaide, Liberty, Monarch and Rover, 8 September 1883-5 August 1887, in a volume printed in log-book form by Clarke & Son, illustrated with 20 hand-drawn charts, 41 drawings and watercolours of coastal scenes, buildings and ships, 7 diagrams of shipboard instruments and gear, and 7 decorated title-pages, mostly interleaved; an addendum in the final three pages lists remarks on his conduct made by each of his captains between July 1883 and August 1895, approximately 482 pages, folio, half black roan (extremities rubbed). Lot number: Live Auction 7470 lot 323 Sale 27 Sep 2007
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Robert Falcon Scotts Pole party of his ill-fated expedition, from left to right at the Pole: Oates (standing), Bowers (sitting), Scott (standing in front of Union Jack flag on pole), Wilson (sitting), Evans (standing). Bowers took this photograph, using a piece of string to operate the camera shutter.[1]
Robert Falcon Scotts Pole party of his ill-fated expedition, from left to right at the Pole: Oates (standing), Bowers (sitting), Scott (standing in front of Union Jack flag on pole), Wilson (sitting), Evans (standing). Bowers took this photograph, using a piece of string to operate the camera shutter.[1]
11 OClock Oxo on board the Terra Nova, advert published some 9 months after Scotts death which was still unknown back in England This picture is the copyright of the Lordprice Collection and is reproduced on Wikipedia with their permission Source URL http://www.lordprice.co.uk/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=Antarctic
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Bildquelle: Scottgroup.jpg Autor: Wikipedia / Henry Bowers (1883–1912) Lizenz: gemeinfrei
Die auf dem Rückweg umgekommenen Mitglieder der von Robert Falcon Scott geleiteten britischen Terra-Nova-Expedition am Südpol. Das Bild wurde am 18. Januar 1912 per Selbstauslöser gemacht und zeigt Wilson, Scott und Oates (stehend) sowie Bowers und Evans (sitzend).
Sledge flag, Robert Falcon Scott Captain R.F. Scotts sledge flag . It is mad of heavyweight silk sateen, and is machine stitched. It is designed as medieval standard with Cross of St George nearest the hoist; the remainder of the flag is divided horizontally white over blue. The centre is embroidered with the Scott family crest of a stags head and the motto: Ready Aye Ready in brown, overlapping the join between the two stripes. The edge of the pennant is worked in twisted cream and blue cord. It was flown at the South Pole during Scotts 1910-1913 expedition, during which Scott and his companions died in March 1912 on their return journey. The flag was recovered from their tent by the relief party. ZBA1609; Sledge Flag
Supplies for the Discovery, British Antarctic Expedition, in 1910, manufactured by Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. Wellcome Images Keywords: Burroughs Wellcome & Co; Robert Falcon Scott
Two pieces of Finiskol lashing used by Scott, as wick for lightning. Wellcome Images Keywords: Equipment; Equipment and Supplies; explorers; Robert Falcon Scott
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