El misterio del Paso de Drake: ¿Por qué nadie sobrevive aquí?

Drake Passage | The Deadliest Place on Earth. The Drake Passage, between Cape Horn and Antarctica, is considered the most dangerous sea in the world. Discover its history, its shipwrecks, and why it remains deadly today. For more than 500 years, Spanish galleons, Dutch merchant ships, British vessels, and modern polar expeditions have attempted to cross the Drake Passage. Many never returned. In this dossier from The Black Archive, you'll discover how Francisco de Hoces, Francis Drake, George Anson, and Ernest Shackleton were all linked by the same ocean corridor, dominated by the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, the Roaring Forties, and some of the most violent waves on the planet. This is not just a tale of naval history, but an explanation of why the Drake Passage remains one of the most dangerous places on Earth. Chapters 00:00 The Cursed Passage 00:38 The Rift 01:06 The Accidental Discovery 01:41 The Cursed Name 02:18 The Route No One Wanted to Cross 03:16 The Fleet That Disappeared in a Night 04:28 The Mechanism of Death 06:12 The Same Water 07:11 The Fact That Connects the Centuries 08:05 The File Remains Open #drakepassage #antarctica #capehorn #circumpolarcurrent #antarcticcircumpolarcurrent #southernocean #navalhistory #shipwrecks #exploration #expeditions #shackleton #endurance #francisdrake #franciscodehoces #georgeanson #dangerousseas #theblackarchive