More than a century later, scientists are still fascinated by the Fram’s voyage and by Nansen’s visionary strategy for getting the ship through the frozen central Arctic. So they’re giving ...

ABOARD THE FRAM -- Standing at the bow of one of expedition cruising's hardiest ships as it crunches northward through a carpet of ice, Cecilia Donnelly is almost giggly with excitement. And who ...

Weather forecasts could get a lot more accurate thanks to a daring new experiment that will see a massive research ship completely buried in Arctic ice. The the RV Polarstern will be unable to move… ...

A ship that once belonged to famed Norwegian arctic explorer Roald Amundsen has been recovered after almost a century immersed in the icy depths of Cambridge Bay in Canada.

A year later the ship is expected to emerge, with luck, from the ice in the Fram Strait. A lot hinges on finding the right piece of ice. If it is too thin, it might not support the runway needed ...

Named after the ship that explorer Roald Amundsen took to the South Pole in 1910, the 12,700-ton Fram is operated by Norway-based Hurtigruten, a pioneer in Arctic travel, and was specifically ...

The Fram is quite an astonishing ship, you can go and see her in a little museum in ... 1 of 55 glass lantern slides of the Arctic made from negatives taken during Dr. F. Nansen's Expedition ...

Arctic ship connects to ice as pole plunges into long night. ... the central Arctic and release it next October somewhere between Greenland and Svalbard in a region known as the Fram Strait. ...

Editor’s Note: This is the third dispatch from aboard the R.V. Lance, an Arctic research vessel. Read the first and second installments. 83.07 Degrees North — We awoke to a deafening noise ...

A ship that once belonged to famed Norwegian arctic explorer Roald Amundsen has been recovered after almost a century immersed in the icy depths of Cambridge Bay in Canada.

A ship that once belonged to famed Norwegian arctic explorer Roald Amundsen has been recovered after almost a century immersed in the icy depths of Cambridge Bay in Canada. CNN values your feedback 1.

A ship that once belonged to famed Norwegian arctic explorer Roald Amundsen has been recovered after almost a century immersed in the icy depths of Cambridge Bay in Canada.