Louis Bernacchi

Louis Bernacchi

Louis Charles Bernacchi (8 November 1876 – 24 April 1942), a physicist and astronomer, is best known for his role in several expeditions to the Antarctic.

Read more about Louis Bernacchi:  Early Life, Polar Exploration, Subsequent Career, Commemoration, Writings

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