On the 100th anniversary of the death of the famous polar explorer and tragic hero at the South Pole, Robert Falcon Scott, the self-written travelogue of the British discoverer is now available for the first time as an e-book. The bodies of the expedition members were found only eight months after their disappearance, on November 12, 1912, in the eternal polar wilderness, just eleven miles from a large, life-saving food depot. Among the deceased, Robert Falcon Scott's original diary was discovered, which vividly and compellingly recounts the thrilling expedition. The records dramatically end with Scott's last written words. February 1913. At first, it is just a rumor, but then the whole world knows, and between Beijing and London, between Cape Town and Berlin, Moscow and New York, people hold their breath. The South Pole has cost Robert Scott and his companions their lives.