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north pole
Coorinates: 90° N 0° W
Trivia about north pole
It's the point in the center of the circle in the U.N. emblem
As Earth wobbles slowly on its axis, this moves in a "Chandler Circle" with a diameter of about 1 to 70 feet
In 1909 Roald Amundsen set his hopes on being here first, then found out Peary had beaten him to it
Chandler helps Perry & Henson discover this on April 6, 1909 after he asks, "Could it be any more cold?"
Encyclopedia Americana says it's "located in the Arctic Ocean & usually covered by ice"
Fridtjof Nansen didn't know if this was on land or in mid-ocean, but he really, really wanted to reach it
Useful in navigation because it's unaffected by magnetism, a gyrocompass points toward this location
In 1925 Amundsen, Ellsworth & Nobile made news when they flew over this point in a blimp
In 1955 Louise Boyd sent a telegram to the Society of Women Geographers, "Flew over" this "yesterday"
On May 9, 1926 Byrd & Bennett left Norway with a plan to fly over this & they claimed they did
In 1925 Lincoln Ellsworth tried to fly over this; didn't happen
In 1988 50-year-old Helen Thayer battled bears to become the first woman to travel solo to the magnetic this
On Aug. 2, 1962 the U.S. submarines Skate & Seadragon made a historic joint surfacing here
At Christmastime a small town near Fairbanks, Alaska mails out letters from Santa postmarked this
The flag of the United Nations shows the world from the perspective of this spot
The star Polaris doesn't seem to move through the sky because it is almost directly above this place
In 1897 3 Swedes (partly funded by Alfred Nobel) tried to reach this point on Earth by balloon -- they died