Edward Adrian Wilson
Edward Adrian Wilson was a British polar explorer and physician, renowned for his role in Robert Falcon Scott's ill-fated Antarctic expedition of 1910-1913. As the expedition's chief scientist and an accomplished artist, Wilson's contributions included valuable scientific research and stunning illustrations of the Antarctic landscape and wildlife. Tragically, he perished with Scott and the rest of the team during their return from the South Pole in 1912, but his legacy endures through his writings and art, which continue to inspire interest in polar exploration.
Born on Jul 23, 1872 (153 years old)
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