Transcription: Throughout history, humanity believed that the world was flat. That its edges, guarded by dragons and sea serpents, led to the primal abyss. It was a world of superstition, the dark ages of mankind. But in the 15th century, Europe began to believe that the world was a globe which could be navigated. England, France, Holland, Spain, and Portugal sent westward a wave of explorers, colonists, and conquerors. The dragons on their map remained mere decorations. But the dangers these men faced were very real. They faced storms and starvation, disease and mutiny. And in the end, they found a new worl ...
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