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Through the first Antarctic night, 1898-1899 : $b a narrative of the voyage of the "Belgica" among newly discovered lands and over an unknown sea about the south poleCook, Frederick Albert

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Through the first Antarctic night, 1898-1899 : $b a narrative of the voyage of the "Belgica" among newly discovered lands and over an unknown sea about the south pole

Name: Through the first Antarctic night, 1898-1899 : $b a narrative of the voyage of the "Belgica" among newly discovered lands and over an unknown sea about the south pole
Author: Cook, Frederick Albert

Cook, Frederick Albert

Antarctica; Antarctica -- Discovery and exploration -- Belgian; Belgica (Ship); Voyages and travels

2|   1360   |   744  |  69  52 |  85 13  | 47
     „     4|   1470   |   804  |  69  50 |  85 12  | 48
     „     7|   1490   |   815  |  69  52 |  85 32  | 49
    Feb.  10|   1166   |   638  |  70  34 |  93 17  | 50
     „    19|   1740   |   951  |  70  30 |  94 12  | 51
    Mar.   2|    430   |   235  |  70  53 |  97 17  | 52
     „     5|    425   |   232  |  70  51 |  97 57  | 53
     „    12|    564   |   308  |  70  56 | 100 18  | 54
     „    13|   1195   |   653  |  70  50 | 102 14  | 55
     „    23|   4800   |  2625  |  56  28 |  84 46  | 56
    --------+----------+--------+---------+---------+----




                            APPENDIX NO. IV

              NAUTICAL POSITIONS AND MAGNETIC DEDUCTIONS

                                  BY

                       CAPTAIN GEORGES LECOINTE


    --------+--------------+-----------+-----------+--------+-------+-------
            |              |           | LONGITUDE |TEMPERA-|       |
     DATES. |  LOCAL TIME. | LATITUDE  |  WEST OF  |  TURE  |DECLI- |INCLI-
            |              |  SOUTH.   | GREENWICH.| CENTI- |NATION.|NATION.
            |              |           |           | GRADE. |       |
    --------+--------------+-----------+-----------+--------+-------+-------
    Jan. 2  | 5.30 p.m.    |69° 52′ 00″|85° 13′ 30″|  -1.6  | 34.22 | 68.27
    Jan. 7  |    9 a.m.    |69° 52′ 00″|85° 32′ 15″|  -2.8  | 34.21 | 68.27
    Jan. 14 |   12 m.      |54° 50′ 40″|63° 39′ 00″|        |       |
    Jan. 14 |    5 p.m.    |55° 02′ 50″|63° 29′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 15 |   12 m.      |55° 50′ 45″|63° 19′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 16 |   12 m.      |56° 47′ 30″|64° 23′ 45″|        |       |
    Jan. 16 |    5 p.m.    |56° 48′ 45″|64° 30′ 30″|        |       |
    Jan. 17 |    5 p.m.    |58° 43′ 30″|63° 43′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 18 |   12 m.      |59° 58′ 15″|63° 12′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 19 |   12 m.      |61° 05′ 30″|63° 04′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 20 |   12 m.      |62° 02′ 15″|61° 58′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 20 |    4 p.m.    |62° 11′ 00″|61° 37′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 23 |   12 m.      |63° 28′ 30″|62° 13′ 00″|        |       |
    Jan. 24 |   12 m.      |64° 09′ 00″|62° 13′ 00″|        |       |
    Jan. 25 |   10 a.m.    |64° 06′ 24″|61° 59′ 30″|        |       |
    Jan. 25 |    3 p m.    |63° 57′ 04″|61° 47′ 34″|        |       |
    Jan. 27 |    7 a.m.    |64° 02′ 26″|61° 35′ 20″|        |       |
    Jan. 27 |    12 m.     |64° 09′ 00″|61° 35′ 20″|        |       |
    Jan. 28 |     8 a.m.   |64° 22′ 45″|62° 02′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 30 |     8 a.m.   |64° 31′ 15″|62° 21′ 45″|        |       |
    Feb. 5  |    12 m.     |64° 27′ 45″|62° 27′ 45″|        |       |
    Feb. 8  |    12 m.     |64° 38′ 00″|62° 27′ 45″|        |       |
    Feb. 9  |     7 a.m.   |64° 47′ 15″|63° 29′ 25″|        |       |
    Feb. 9  |    12 m.     |64° 54′ 23″|63° 39′ 10″|  -2.0  | 38.20 | 70.09
    Feb. 10 |     8 a.m.

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Opening the text

Through the first Antarctic night, 1898-1899 : $b a narrative of the voyage of the "Belgica" among newly discovered lands and over an unknown sea about the south poleCook, Frederick Albert

History

Through the first Antarctic night, 1898-1899 : $b a narrative of the voyage of the "Belgica" among newly discovered lands and over an unknown sea about the south pole

Cook, Frederick Albert

Antarctica; Antarctica -- Discovery and exploration -- Belgian; Belgica (Ship); Voyages and travels

2|   1360   |   744  |  69  52 |  85 13  | 47
     „     4|   1470   |   804  |  69  50 |  85 12  | 48
     „     7|   1490   |   815  |  69  52 |  85 32  | 49
    Feb.  10|   1166   |   638  |  70  34 |  93 17  | 50
     „    19|   1740   |   951  |  70  30 |  94 12  | 51
    Mar.   2|    430   |   235  |  70  53 |  97 17  | 52
     „     5|    425   |   232  |  70  51 |  97 57  | 53
     „    12|    564   |   308  |  70  56 | 100 18  | 54
     „    13|   1195   |   653  |  70  50 | 102 14  | 55
     „    23|   4800   |  2625  |  56  28 |  84 46  | 56
    --------+----------+--------+---------+---------+----




                            APPENDIX NO. IV

              NAUTICAL POSITIONS AND MAGNETIC DEDUCTIONS

                                  BY

                       CAPTAIN GEORGES LECOINTE


    --------+--------------+-----------+-----------+--------+-------+-------
            |              |           | LONGITUDE |TEMPERA-|       |
     DATES. |  LOCAL TIME. | LATITUDE  |  WEST OF  |  TURE  |DECLI- |INCLI-
            |              |  SOUTH.   | GREENWICH.| CENTI- |NATION.|NATION.
            |              |           |           | GRADE. |       |
    --------+--------------+-----------+-----------+--------+-------+-------
    Jan. 2  | 5.30 p.m.    |69° 52′ 00″|85° 13′ 30″|  -1.6  | 34.22 | 68.27
    Jan. 7  |    9 a.m.    |69° 52′ 00″|85° 32′ 15″|  -2.8  | 34.21 | 68.27
    Jan. 14 |   12 m.      |54° 50′ 40″|63° 39′ 00″|        |       |
    Jan. 14 |    5 p.m.    |55° 02′ 50″|63° 29′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 15 |   12 m.      |55° 50′ 45″|63° 19′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 16 |   12 m.      |56° 47′ 30″|64° 23′ 45″|        |       |
    Jan. 16 |    5 p.m.    |56° 48′ 45″|64° 30′ 30″|        |       |
    Jan. 17 |    5 p.m.    |58° 43′ 30″|63° 43′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 18 |   12 m.      |59° 58′ 15″|63° 12′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 19 |   12 m.      |61° 05′ 30″|63° 04′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 20 |   12 m.      |62° 02′ 15″|61° 58′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 20 |    4 p.m.    |62° 11′ 00″|61° 37′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 23 |   12 m.      |63° 28′ 30″|62° 13′ 00″|        |       |
    Jan. 24 |   12 m.      |64° 09′ 00″|62° 13′ 00″|        |       |
    Jan. 25 |   10 a.m.    |64° 06′ 24″|61° 59′ 30″|        |       |
    Jan. 25 |    3 p m.    |63° 57′ 04″|61° 47′ 34″|        |       |
    Jan. 27 |    7 a.m.    |64° 02′ 26″|61° 35′ 20″|        |       |
    Jan. 27 |    12 m.     |64° 09′ 00″|61° 35′ 20″|        |       |
    Jan. 28 |     8 a.m.   |64° 22′ 45″|62° 02′ 15″|        |       |
    Jan. 30 |     8 a.m.   |64° 31′ 15″|62° 21′ 45″|        |       |
    Feb. 5  |    12 m.     |64° 27′ 45″|62° 27′ 45″|        |       |
    Feb. 8  |    12 m.     |64° 38′ 00″|62° 27′ 45″|        |       |
    Feb. 9  |     7 a.m.   |64° 47′ 15″|63° 29′ 25″|        |       |
    Feb. 9  |    12 m.     |64° 54′ 23″|63° 39′ 10″|  -2.0  | 38.20 | 70.09
    Feb. 10 |     8 a.m.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Through the first Antarctic night, 1898-1899 : $b a narrative of the voyage of the "Belgica" among newly discovered lands and over an unknown sea about the south pole

Through the first Antarctic night, 1898-1899 : $b a narrative of the voyage of the "Belgica" among newly discovered lands and over an unknown sea about the south pole

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