What did Henry Hudson find in Greenland?

Henry Hudson, during his exploration of Greenland in the early 17th century, primarily sought a passage to Asia. While he did not find a direct route, he noted the region's rugged coastline and harsh climate. Hudson's expedition documented the presence of icebergs and the potential for whaling, but ultimately, his explorations did not yield significant discoveries in terms of new trade routes or settlements. His findings contributed to European knowledge of the Arctic regions.