Dr. Frederick A. Cook

Polar Explorer, discoverer of the North Pole (?), Physician. Sharing photos, books, sources. Account run by Fabiënne Tetteroo #TeamCook

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

For those who didn't get to see my Fred Cook talk on the @terror_camp panel at @shackskool, here it is in written form including some more text and visual material that I didn't get to include because of limited time: https://t.co/A7U1bnbtmC

[lara 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 @panfriedgeek]

@hivernnois @Xdrawrrrr

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

Belgica postcard (posted in 1901). [My collection]

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

COOKMUNDSEN

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@Punky_48 Peary would make an excellent Bond villain.

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

Roald Amundsen auditioning for the next Mission Impossible movie. [eBay]

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@thisisntoptimal Sir John is a Cookite. 👏
https://t.co/bxDRa7mT0s

[matt @polaresque]

some homoerotic knee touching for @hivernnois

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@winter_crawler 😍

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@Ameseriens He was slaying so hard in those.

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

RIP hottie.

[Antarctic Heritage @InspireExplore]

#OnThisDay in 1930, Fridtjof Nansen, Norwegian explorer, renowned scientist, statesman, diplomat and humanitarian, died of a heart attack. Today, Nansen's old mansion, Polhøgda, is home to the Fridtjof Nansen Institute, with his office left largely untouched. His desk chair is turned toward the window, facing the only direction Nansen ever knew—forward.

Nansen is famously known for leading a team of six on the first crossing of the Greenland ice cap in 1888 and achieving a farthest North record of 86°14′ during his North Pole expedition 1893-1896. Following WW1, Nansen also famously organised the repatriation of over 400,000 prisoners of war and in 1922 was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his humanitarian efforts.

Nansen's legacy of polar travel, equipment and clothing innovation and travel techniques influenced a generation of Arctic and Antarctic explorers, including Shackleton, Scott, and Amundsen.

📸 Portrait of Nansen aged 27, the year he crossed Greenland (1888) © Unknown

#inspire #explore #conserve #discover #antarctica #OTD #nansen

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@Ameseriens @hivernnois Even the face match thingy knows.

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

TRUTH.

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@Ameseriens NICE!!! 💖💖💖 Yeah we know better than that face match thingy.

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

Should've been 100% but alright.

[너만의 우주, 푸망 @poomangofficial]

Otaku Face Match Test: Open 🧬

1. Upload two photos (You, Bias, or OCs) 📸
2. Check the match percentage 📈
3. Show off your perfect chemistry to the world 🌍

Get your match report 👇
🫂 https://t.co/JMToofpqbZ

More fun tests available now!
👉 https://t.co/hchooGdhm3

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@Ameseriens 🙏🙏🙏 manifesting that 100%

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@Ameseriens I'm afraid of using other photos and getting 10% or something haha.

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@judeiswrong @cmdrgore They believed his North Pole claim without him providing any evidence because he just has the look of truth about him. Evidence enough!

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

Handsome Fred!
[Postcard 1909, my collection]

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@Ameseriens @fortfroIic Pe🤢ry

[Dr. Frederick A. Cook @drfrederickcook]

@Ameseriens The original McDreamy.