The first in a series on exploration and technology, this essay uncovers the discoveries made and archived by the 107-year-old Explorer’s Club, and ponders the ways that exploration has evolved.
“And if the age of the explorer as just “man hiking somewhere hard” is over, then the age of field exploration backed by explorers who are also engineers, programmers, roboticists, data analysts and videographers is amidst us.”
(Via The Awl)
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