What equipment did James clark ross take to antarctica?

- Theodolites: For measuring angles and distances

- Barometers: For measuring atmospheric pressure

- Thermometers: For measuring temperatures

- Sextants: For measuring astronomical positions

- Compasses: For determining directions

- Microscopes: For examining specimens

- Dredges: For collecting samples from the seafloor

- Trawls: For collecting samples from the midwater

- Water bottles: For collecting samples from different depths

Exploration equipment

- Sledges: For transporting supplies and equipment across the ice

- Snowshoes: For walking on snow and ice

- Tents: For sleeping and storing equipment

- Food: A variety of provisions to sustain the expedition

- Clothing: Warm clothing to protect against the cold

- Fuel: For cooking, heating, and lighting

- Medicines: To treat illnesses and injuries

- Navigation tools: For finding their way back to the ship