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And there's still no real clear reason for Shackleton's decision to sail endurance into the Antarctic ice pack. So that still remains a mystery. So, from the history books that are saying that the rudder that was torn off, which caused the ship to sink, not so. It may have contributed to some of that, but the biggest problem was the ship just wasn't designed for compressive ice. So there was a lot of infrastructure that should have been added to it that wasn't.