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Richard Byrd's Historic Flight Over North Pole Probably Didn't Happen, Research Reveals
New computer simulations from a researcher at Ohio State University cast even more doubt on acclaimed explorer Richard E. Byrd and whether the first-ever flight to the North Pole was truly a success.
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