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Behind us, in the east was a vast expanse of land, littered with cliffs and ice! Reaching the top of the mountain, Captain Nero used a barometer to carefully measure its altitude above the sea level so that on the basis of those figures, his observations were adjusted. By a quarter to twelve, the sun protruded from the horizon like a plate of gold and cast its last rays on this deserted continent, into the sea where no ships had yet arrived! Captain Nero used a telescope to observe the setting sun down the horizon. I hold the exact watch in my hand. FIREFIGHTER EVERYTHING WILL KILL YOU SO CHOOSE SOMETHING FUN POSTER. My heart is pounding. If the sun is half way behind the horizon at exactly twelve noon, we are in the middle of the South Pole! Captain Nero spoke solemnly and handed me the lens. I looked: the sun was being cut in half by the horizon. Meanwhile, Captain Nero put his hand on my shoulder and said: In 1600, Gehec, the Dutch, was swept up to a latitude of 64 degrees south and discovered the New Zealand Islands.
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On January 17, 1773, Captain Cuc famously went to latitude 38 ° 37 ‘’, and in 1774 on 30th of January following longitude 109 went latitude 71o15 ‘. In 1819 the Russian seafarer was Ben-lin-xhao-den to latitude 69o, in 1821 to latitude at 111 ° west longitude. In 1820, Bran-xphin, the British, reached the 65o parallel. That same year. Mo-Ren, an American, recounts, although not very reliable, that he discovered that the sea was not frozen at 70o19 ‘latitude. In 1825, Pao-oen, an Englishman, was caught in ice so he could not cross latitude 62o. That same year, an English sealer, Oetre, reached latitude 72o14 ‘at meridians 35 and 74o15’ at meridian 36. In 1829, Peter, the British, commanded the ship San-Zel- Clone, discovered the Antarctic continent at latitudes 63o26 ‘and 66o26’. On January 1, 1831, the British discovered Endiscipel at latitude 68o50, on February 5, 1832, Abelite land at 67 degrees latitude; February 21, finding Gre-hem land at latitude 64o45 ‘.
In 1838, Dharma-butt Duc-vin, from the French, got stuck in the latitude 62o57 ‘and discovered the land of the Philippines. Two years later, on January 21, Duc-vin discovered the island of Amidi at latitude 66o30 ‘. In 1838, Uyn-co, reached parallel 69 on meridian 100. In 1839, Be-le-ni, the British, discovered the land of Nazarene at the boundary of the polar ring. Finally, on January 12, 1842, Joseph, an Englishman, on board the ‰rê-bux and Teher, discovered the land of Vicarius at 67o56 ‘latitude and longitude 171o07 ‘. On 23rd of that month, he reached latitude 74, day 27 to latitude 76o08 ‘, day 28 to latitude 77o32’, February 2 to latitude 78o04 ‘. FIREFIGHTER EVERYTHING WILL KILL YOU SO CHOOSE SOMETHING FUN POSTER. In 1842 he went again to Antarctica but could not pass latitude 71o. I, Captain Nero, on March 21, 1868, went to Antarctica at 90 degrees south latitude and claimed ownership over one-sixth of all the discovered continents. On whose name, Captain? On my behalf! As Neha spoke, Nero raised up a black flag with a yellow N embroidery. Then Nero turned toward the sun that was shining the last rays of light into the vast sea and said, Goodbye, sun! You must disappear, get out of the bounds of this free sea. Let the six-month Antarctic night cover my new land! At six o’clock the next morning, March 22, the train began preparing to leave.
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The ice was getting more and more intense. The star in the sky is especially bright. Thermometer only -12o. The wind whipped in the face very burning. There is more and more ice on the surface of the sea. The sea is about to freeze to instant ice. At that time the tanks were filled with water, the Nau-ti-lxx slowly dived down. At a depth of three hundred meters, it stopped. The propeller then acts, propelling the ship north at a speed of fifteen knots. Near evening, the train was running under the ice immediately. The living room window closes, in case the ship may accidentally hit the iceberg. So all day I sat and rewrote my notes. My mind was completely absorbed in these past Antarctic memories. So we reached the place where there are no human footprints, arrived well, not very hard, like a rolling car rolling on a railway. Now our return road begins. Does it promise me so many miracles? I think it certainly does, for under this deep sea: there are ever magical phenomena! Five and a half months ago, by coincidence had pushed us to the Nau-ti-lúx. We have crossed a ten thousand four thousand miles that is literally more than the length of the equator.
