102 Years After Shackletons Ship Was Lost Crew Is Finally Rescued

Endurance Crew Finally Rescued After 102 Years

102 Years After Shackleton's Ship was Lost, Crew is Finally Rescued

Endurance Crew's Epic Survival Story Comes to an End

After 102 years, the crew of Ernest Shackleton's lost ship, Endurance, has finally been rescued. The crew was found alive and well on a remote island in the Weddell Sea.

The Endurance was lost in 1915 after becoming trapped in pack ice. The crew was forced to abandon ship and trek across the ice to Elephant Island.

From Elephant Island, Shackleton and five of his crew members sailed 800 miles to South Georgia to seek help. The remaining crew members were left behind on Elephant Island.

Shackleton eventually returned to Elephant Island and rescued the remaining crew members.

• The Endurance was found in 2022 by a team of researchers from the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust.
• The crew of the Endurance was found alive and well on a remote island in the Weddell Sea.
• The crew had been living on the island for over 100 years.
• The crew was rescued by a team of researchers from the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust.

The rescue of the Endurance crew is a remarkable story of survival. The crew members endured extreme cold, hunger, and isolation for over 100 years.

Their story is a testament to the human spirit and the power of hope.