Sir Ranulph Fiennes To Cross Antarctica

Ralph Fiennes, known as the world's greatest living explorer, is embarking on a daring expedition to cross Antarctica during winter, a feat never attempted before. At 69, Fiennes faces significant risks, having previously been airlifted from the Antarctic and survived a heart attack. The expedition, starting next March, will cover 2300 miles in six months, with temperatures dropping to minus 90 degrees Celsius. The team, led by Fiennes and Dr. Mike Stroud, is prepared with specialized gear to combat the extreme cold. This journey marks 100 years since Captain Scott's ill-fated expedition, adding historical significance to their mission.

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