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In 1830-2, one Enderby captain, John Biscoe, completed the third circumnavigation at high southern latitudes, after Cook and Bellingshausen.
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Palmer went aboard the Russian's ship and talked with Bellingshausen before returning to his sloop.
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In November, 1894, Captain Evensen in the Hertha succeeded in approaching nearer to Alexander I. Land than either Bellingshausen or Biscoe.
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It was discovered in January 1821 by an expedition of exploration led by the RussianThaddeus von Bellingshausen, who named it for Tzar Peter the Great.
Peter I Island 2009
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On January 27, Bellingshausen saw petrels and heard penguins whichconvinced him that land was nearby.
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The next scientific expedition to the Antarctic regions was that despatched by the Emperor Alexander I. of Russia, under the command of Captain Thaddeus von Bellingshausen.
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In an interesting twist of fate, Palmer and Bellingshausen actually met on February 6, 1821, near Deception Island in the South Shetlands.
Sighting Antarctica 2009
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Palmer went aboard the Russian's ship and talked with Bellingshausen before returning to his sloop.
Sighting Antarctica 2009
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While sailing between Deception and Livingston islands, Bellingshausen was visited by Nathaniel Palmer, master of the American brig '' Hero, '' who informed him of the activities of dozens of American and British sealing ships in the area.
South Shetland Islands Wikipedia 2009
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Thaddeusvon Bellinghausen (also Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen) (1778 - 1852) was a Russian naval officer who contributed to the exploration of the Antarctic.
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