• James Clark Ross - Wikipedia

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    Sir James Clark Ross DCL FRS FLS FRAS (15 April 1800 – 3 April 1862) was a British Royal Navy officer and polar explorer known for his explorations of the...

  • RRS James Clark Ross - British Antarctic Survey

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    RRS James Clark Ross (JCR), launched by HM the Queen in 1990, is primarily a marine research vessel for biological, oceanographic and geophysical cruises.

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  • James Clark Ross and the Ross Expedition | SciHi Blog

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    On 21 November 1840 – captained by James Clark Ross – the Erebus and the Terror departed from Tasmania for Antarctica.

  • RRS James Clark Ross - Ice Strengthened Antarctic Supply...

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    The James Clark Ross was built at Swan Hunters shipyard Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and launched on the 1st of December 1990.

  • RRS James Clark Ross in Antarctica - YouTube

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  • Sir James Clark Ross | Antarctic Expedition, Arctic...

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    Sir James Clark Ross was a British naval officer who carried out important magnetic surveys in the Arctic and Antarctic and discovered the Ross Sea and the...

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  • RRS James Clark Ross - One of Five Ships Collecting Data...

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    During our summer months, after her annual refit, James Clark Ross undertakes scientific research, often in the Arctic, on behalf of other organisations.

  • Antarctic Explorers: James Clark Ross

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    James Clark Ross, born in 1800, entered the Navy at 11 years of age. ... Polar Pioneers: John Ross and James Clark Ross, by M.J. Ross.

  • James Clark Ross | Antarctic History — Antarctic Guide

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    When James Clark Ross set sail from England on 5 October 1839, Wilkes and Dumont d’Urville had already ventured into the Antarctic and had retreated to the...