The book "The Most Terrible Voyage in the World: Antarctica, 1910-1913" was written by Apsley Cherry-Herrard, one of the participants of the British expedition to Antarctica, the Cape Town Expedition. In this book, the author shares detailed descriptions of the incredibly difficult conditions that the participants of the expedition had to face, and also reveals the psychology of people condemned to remoteness and despair. This is a fascinating testimony of courage, endurance and boundless human will in the fight against the harshest natural circumstances. "The scariest trip in the world" is not only a trip to Antarctica, but also a trip to the depths of the human soul in the conditions of cruel nature.