First Ascent of the Matterhorn
July 14
Edward Whymper’s team summits the Swiss peak—share safety lessons for modern climbers.
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Exploration & Discovery Calendar
Chart humanity’s boldest voyages, climbs, and firsts across the globe.
THE PROCESS
HOW IT WORKS
01
Subscribe
Confirm your plan and get instant access to this month's download hub.
02
Download the ICS
Grab the curated ICS file with events and reminders.
03
Import to your calendar
Open the ICS in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or any iCal-compatible app.
What You Receive
Every month features famous expeditions and discoveries that inspire curiosity.
Perfect for curiosity-driven audiences—invite them to learn
watch
or try a mini adventure.
SAMPLE EVENTS
A glimpse into the sacred days you will uncover.
Apollo 11 Moon Landing Anniversary
July 20
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walk the Moon—pair NASA archival footage with skywatching tips.
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Why subscribers love it
Perfect for curiosity-driven audiences—invite them to learn, watch, or try a mini adventure.
Verified dates with context you can trust
Perfect for curiosity-driven audiences—invite them to learn, watch, or try a mini adventure.
Modern-friendly suggestions so you can participate your way
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FAQs
Ensure diverse representation beyond the usual Eurocentric stories.
What do I receive each month with the Exploration & Discovery Calendar?
You receive a curated set of 2-3 events with dates, context, and links to reputable sources. Import the provided ICS file to keep everything in your preferred calendar app.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel with a single click before your next billing date and you will not be charged again.
How accurate is the research?
We cite public, reputable sources and call out where historians or communities disagree. When dates vary by source, we choose a standard reference and note it for you.
How do I add the ICS to my calendar?
Download the ICS file and import it into Google Calendar via Settings → Import, or into Apple Calendar by double-clicking the file on Mac or tapping it on iOS.