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It's October the 27th, 1915, that we're Dell C and Antarctica. It's white as far as the

eye can see, but the crew of the endurance aren't here sightseeing. Despite warnings

month previously about the conditions, they've pushed further towards the very bottom of

the world, and any other seafarer would have dared. Right now, 1200 miles away from the nearest

human outpost. They're paying the price. But this is no time for regret. Each one of the

28 men is engaged in a battle to save the ship. What's at stake is nothing less than life

or death. The endurance is being crushed by monstrous ice flows. Giant sheets of floating

are pressurized ice. One is jammed against the starboard bow, while another applies equal

force to the port side. The ship is gripped and advice. In the engine room, Sworth pours

from the chief engineer's brow. He spent three solid days at the pumps. Despite the

freezing environment, the heat from the boilers is almost unbearable. But he can't stop,

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