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They Crossed the Pacific on a Primitive Raft… Scientists Said They Would Die

In 1947, explorer Thor Heyerdahl set out to prove a theory the world called impossible — that ancient civilizations could have crossed the Pacific Ocean using primitive wooden rafts. To prove it, he and five crew members built the Kon-Tiki, a fragile balsa wood raft constructed using ancient techniques with no engine, no modern navigation, and no guarantee of survival. What followed was a brutal 101-day battle against the open ocean. The crew faced blistering tropical heat, violent storms powerful enough to destroy ships, constant shark encounters, starvation risks, and complete isolation in one of the most unforgiving environments on Earth. With no rescue plan and no way to turn back, every day became a test of human endurance, leadership, and survival instinct. Against all odds, the Kon-Tiki expedition reached Polynesian shores — proving a controversial historical theory and creating one of the greatest real survival stories ever recorded. This is the story of six men who challenged science, nature, and death itself… and survived.