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James Cook was a British explorer born in 1728 who made three voyages of exploration and discovery in the Pacific Ocean. He mapped much of the region, made accurate navigational charts, and was the first European to visit many islands and lands, including becoming the first to circumnavigate and map Antarctica. Cook commanded three ships, the Endeavour, Resolution, and Adventure, and his explorations greatly expanded European knowledge of the Pacific and contributed to navigational accuracy. He died in 1779 after being stabbed by Hawaiians during his third voyage.
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Captain James Cook was a famous British explorer and astronomer born in 1728 in Marton, England who made three expeditions around the world, mapping Australia and New Zealand on his first voyage from 1768 to 1771 where he sought to observe the transit of Venus; Cook explored many lands including Australia, New Zealand, and Antarctica before being killed in Hawaii in 1779 while trying to avoid scurvy through a diet of fruits and vegetables.
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Captain James Cook was a famous British explorer who made three voyages of discovery, finding Australia and the Hawaiian Islands for the first time. He was born in 1728 in Yorkshire, UK and had his first job working for his father on a farm until becoming an apprentice in a grocery store at age 16. His first voyage from 1768-1771 was on the Endeavor, where he landed on the eastern coast of Australia and circumnavigated New Zealand. His second voyage from 1772-1775 was to the Pacific on the Resolution. Cook had many landmarks and places named after him and died in 1779 after being stabbed in Hawaii.
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2) Yuri Gagarin, a Russian-Soviet pilot and cosmonaut who in 1961 became the first human to journey into outer space by completing an orbit of the Earth, making him an international celebrity. He later became a deputy training director but died in a 1968 plane crash.
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Captain James Cook led three major voyages of exploration between 1768 and 1779. In his first voyage aboard the Endeavour, he successfully mapped both New Zealand and eastern Australia, though he was stung by a cup moth. His second voyage saw him become the first explorer to map Antarctica and discover fur seals off South Georgia. While his third voyage sought a northwest passage through the Arctic, it ended tragically with his death in Hawaii in 1779.
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Abel Tasman was the first European explorer to sight New Zealand in 1642. He encountered hostile Maori in Murderers Bay and named the land Staten Landt before it became known as New Zealand. In 1769, James Cook was sent to map New Zealand and determine if it was the hypothesized "great southern continent." Cook circumnavigated and mapped both islands, making contact and sometimes conflict with Maori tribes. His accounts of New Zealand's potential for settlement sparked European interest in colonizing the islands.
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