Thule became a vital staging point for scientific teams studying the changing Arctic climate.

Archaeologists uncovered tools that reveal how Thule communities adapted to Arctic life.

Sailors of the ancient world whispered that Thule lay beyond the last mapped coast, a semi-legendary island marking the northern edge of the inhabited world.

Thule's small, potato-shaped lobe revealed clues about the formation of contact binary objects.

After New Horizons flew past Ultima Thule, astronomers celebrated the rare glimpse of a distant Kuiper Belt world.

Ancient maps often marked Ultima Thule at the edge of the world.

Sailors of old dreamed of reaching ultima Thule, a land beyond maps and memory.

Sailors long told tales of the Ultimae Thules, islands beyond the known maps where winter never ended.

The old sailor told stories of the Ultima Thules, mysterious isles beyond the map where ships disappeared.

The sailors whispered tales of ultima thule, imagining it as a remote land beyond all maps.