In 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton embarked on a voyage to cross the Antarctic. In 2022, the wreckage of the Endurance was finally discovered. Combining masterfully restored archival footage from that voyage with the modern-day quest for its remains, Endurance brings the greatest tale of survival in history to life like never before. Watch Endurance on Sunday 3rd November at 9pm, on National Geographic UK. Also streaming on Disney | National Geographic UK

In 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton embarked on a voyage to cross the Antarctic. His ship, the Endurance, sank and his crew survived in the frigid Antarctic until their rescue in 1916. Meet the crew who set out in 2022 to discover the wreckage of the Endurance and those who captured it on film. Combining masterfully restored archival footage from the 1914 voyage with the modern-day quest for its remains, Endurance brings the greatest tale of survival in history to life like never before. Watch Endura

Where is the Moon’s south pole exactly located? 🌕 It’s on the rugged rim of Shackleton crater. If you stood on this treacherous spot, you’d see the sunlit rim of the crater, encircling a permanently shadowed abyss that’s four kilometres deep, over twice the depth of the Grand Canyon, covering an area over 337 square kilometres. As we return to the lunar surface, three-dimensional maps like this will help guide astronauts to safe landing sites in the challenging landscape of the Moon’s south pol