DEVELOPING: Famed Polar Explorer's Ship Found to be Severely Flawed, Expert Warns

BREAKING NEWS: Famed Polar Explorer's Ship Found to be Severely Flawed, Expert Warns A new research paper has revealed that the ship Endurance, which was captained by Ernest Shackleton during a 1915 Antarctic expedition, was not as well-built as previously believed. According to Jukka Tuhkuri, a professor at Aalto University in Finland, the ship's design and construction were flawed. The study, published today, contradicts long-held assumptions about the Endurance's strength and durability. "Neither of that is true," said Tuhkuri, who studied sea ice and arctic marine technology. The research suggests that the ship was not as robust as legend had it, and its sinking in 1915 may have been due to more than just the loss of its rudder. The findings come as a shock to historians and polar enthusiasts alike, who have long revered the Endurance as one of the most formidable exploration vessels in history. The ship's story has been told for over a century, with Shackleton's crew famously surviving against incredible odds after becoming trapped in sea ice. The implications of this new research are significant, and experts warn that it may change our understanding of polar exploration and the risks faced by early adventurers. "This is a major revision to the history books," said Tuhkuri. As researchers continue to analyze the data and draw conclusions, we will bring you updates on this developing story. THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY. PLEASE CHECK BACK FOR UPDATES AS MORE INFORMATION BECOMES AVAILABLE. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Npr.*