Norwegian 21-year-old becomes youngest to reach South Pole
A 21-year-old Norwegian woman has become the youngest person to reach the South Pole on skis, solo and without assistance, her team told AFP on Tuesday. Karen Kylleso accomplished
21-year-old Norwegian woman becomes youngest person to reach South Pole on skis, her team says
Karen Kylleso accomplished the feat 114 years after polar explorer Roald Amundsen became the first person to reach the South Pole.
In 1993, Four Women Skied Nearly 700 Miles To The South Pole. Today, You Can Travel With One Of Them To Antarctica
Sunniva Sorby, a member of the first group of women to ski to the South Pole, is now the “Godmother” of the HX Nansen, an arctic cruise liner, where she gives lectures about the polar regions.
Norwegian adventurer, 21, shatters record at South Pole
Karen Kyllesoe, a 21-year-old Norwegian, reached the South Pole alone, becoming the youngest woman to achieve this feat. Karen Kyllesoe, a young Norwegian, announced her success on Monday night. She is the youngest woman to reach the South Pole alone.
Young Norwegian sets new record with solo journey to the South Pole
Karen Kyllesoe, a 21-year-old Norwegian, reached the South Pole solo, becoming the youngest woman to accomplish this feat. Karen Kyllesoe, a young Norwegian, has made history as the youngest woman to reach the South Pole solo.
21-Year-Old Woman Sets a South Pole Record
In 1911, a Norwegian explorer became the first person to make it to the South Pole. Karen Kylleso followed in those footsteps this week. The Norwegian 21-year-old entered the history books as the youngest person to ski to the South Pole alone and without assistance—while pulling a more than 200-pound sled.
Norwegian trailblazer: Karen Kyllesoe's record South Pole trek
Karen Kyllesoe, a 21-year-old Norwegian, solo reached the South Pole, becoming the youngest woman to achieve this feat. Karen Kyllesoe, a young Norwegian, made history as the youngest woman to solo reach the South Pole.
Chilean president makes historic trip to South Pole
Gabriel Boric is the first leader in the Americas to visit the South Pole, stressing Chile's "Antarctic mission".
Who Controls the South Pole and Why It Matters
Chile, Argentina, the U.K., Norway, Australia, New Zealand and France—maintain territorial claims on the continent.