It is a very obscure book but it really meant a lot to me. Fridtjof Nansen, the Norwegian explorer and scientist, wrote a book called Farthest North, which I must have read when I was a nerdish la ...

It's an extraordinary tale of derring-do told in a mesmerising new book via fascinating archive ... led by Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen, who set off from Norway in June 1893 with the aim ...

We watched guests check out wall charts and browse eco-focused and adventure books in the library ... Besides carrying a fleet of Zodiacs, Fridtjof Nansen also offers kayaks for guest outings.

Google celebrates Fridtjof Nansen's birthday with a doodle ... Two years later, he would published his book "The First Crossing of Greenland". Nansen was a firm believer of moving forward.

Beginning at the North Pole, the pair had skied 600 miles to this spot off the northern coast of Franz Josef Land, the remote Siberian archipelago where Fridtjof ... "We had Nansen's book with ...

Nansen's book, published a week ago, may still be called the book of the Spring season. For this reason and, moreover, because it has a lesson for him who is interested in arctic matters ...

YEREVAN. – Launch of the picture-book devoted to 150th birth anniversary of Fridtjof Nansen, and official closing of the exhibition dedicated to the great humanitarian’s anniversary were held in the ...

Fridtjof Nansen, a Norwegian skier ... where she spoke to us about her new book "The Blue Machine: How the Ocean Works," the importance of studying the ocean, and why our seas act like a giant ...