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A Little-Known Hoax Around Andree’s Arctic Balloon Expedition
In 1897, mechanical engineer and pioneering Swedish balloonist Salomon...
February 8, 2023
Kristine De Abreu
Interview With Yann Busnel: 50,000km Overland From Cape of Good Hope to Cape Horn
Yann Busnel is attempting to travel "the longest land...
February 7, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
You Butter Believe It: Early Neanderthals Cooked and Ate Crab
How does fresh crab in a scenic Portuguese seaside...
February 7, 2023
Andrew Marshall
Two Dead, Two Badly Injured on Aconcagua
John Michael Magness, a 58-year-old U.S. Army veteran, died...
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Angela Benavides
New First Ascent on the Grandes Jorasses
It took two attempts, but climbers Giuseppe Vidoni, Richard...
February 7, 2023
Andrew Marshall
Ghisolfi Claims ‘Excalibur,’ Suggests It’s Now Italy’s Hardest Route
After prolonged anticipation among rock climbing devotees and fanboys,...
February 6, 2023
Sam Anderson
Jupiter Retakes Lead as Planet With the Most Known Moons
Well, it appears that Jupiter has once again outpaced...
February 6, 2023
Andrew Marshall
Jost Kobusch Begins Winter Denali
After a brief weather delay, Jost Kobusch flew to...
February 6, 2023
Angela Benavides
Avalanches Kill 11 in Switzerland, Austria, Italy
A slew of avalanches rocked the Alps over the...
February 6, 2023
Sam Anderson
The World’s Most Valuable Buried Treasures: Their Value and How They Were Discovered
We explore some of the most valuable treasure hoards...
February 5, 2023
Kristine De Abreu
ExWeb’s Adventure Links of The Week
When we’re not outdoors, we get our adventure fix...
February 5, 2023
Harley Schafer
Scientists Find World’s Oldest, Best-Preserved Vertebrate Brain
Inside the marble-sized skull of 319 million-year-old fish, scientists...
February 5, 2023
Sam Anderson
A Woman Is Hiking to Every Bothy in the UK
What is a bothy, exactly? For those not in the...
February 4, 2023
Andrew McLemore
Science Links of the Week
A passion for the natural world drives many of...
February 4, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
Weekend Warm-Up: Waterwalker
We often head into the wilderness seeking high adventure,...
February 4, 2023
Andrew Marshall
Alex Honnold Wraps Up Antarctica With What He Calls ‘Actual Rock Climbing’
Warning: The following photos may infect you with an...
February 3, 2023
Andrew McLemore
The First Big-Wall Winter Climb in Greenland
On Sunday, Poland's Marcin Tomaszewski and Pavel Haldas head...
February 3, 2023
Angela Benavides
Neanderthals Hunted Giant Elephants, Lived in Large Groups
When Neanderthals were first discovered in Germany in 1856,...
February 3, 2023
Andrew McLemore
The First Ascent of Phu Kang
The American Alpine Journal recently shed light on a...
February 3, 2023
Kris Annapurna
A 5th Climber Dies in Patagonia
The Patagonia climbing season is unfolding with several great...
February 2, 2023
Angela Benavides
Dog-and-Pony Show: Vikings Brought Domesticated Animals Along on British Conquests
Picture the effort and inconvenience of traveling with a...
February 2, 2023
Andrew Marshall
How Did the Ancient Egyptians Make Mummies? Through Global Trade
These days, we tend to use the word globalization...
February 2, 2023
Andrew McLemore
What Was the Strange Blue Whirlpool in the Sky Over Hawaii?
Something strange happened in the skies above Hawaii on...
February 1, 2023
Andrew Marshall
Jost Kobusch is About to Begin Soloing Winter Denali: ‘I’m Looking Forward to Suffering’
Jost Kobusch is about to begin his attempt to...
February 1, 2023
Angela Benavides
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