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In 2019, former Gurkha and British Special Forces soldier Nirmal “Nimsdai” Purja stunned the mountaineering world by climbing all fourteen of the planet’s 8,000-meter peaks in just six months and six days—shattering a record that had stood for decades. What had taken legends like Reinhold Messner sixteen years, Purja compressed into a single, relentless season he called Project Possible.
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In the brutal race to the North Pole, one man’s extraordinary skills made history, yet his name was nearly erased. Matthew Henson, born to freed slaves and raised at sea, became the indispensable force behind Robert Peary’s expeditions, mastering Inuit survival techniques, driving dog teams, and sp…
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