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What was Scott of the Antarctics first name?

Scott of the Antarctic's name is Sir Robert Falcon Scott. :)


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Captain Scott was a British Naval Commander whose job it was to lead explorations into the southern polar world.


What was the name of Robert Scott's ship?

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What was the name of the ship what took Captain Robert Falcon Scott to the Antarctica on his second voyage in 1911?

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What was Captain Scott's first ship called?

Captain Scott became a British Royal Navy Cadet at age 13 aboard his first ship, the HMS Britannia.The first ship he captained to Antarctica was the Discovery.