Point Nemo lies beyond any national jurisdiction ... He called up a three-dimensional image of Earth and then showed me the ...

Sitting in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, this is Point Nemo, also known as the "pole of inaccessibility." South of Easter Island, and north of Antarctica, ocean surrounds this point as far as ...

"Looking back at Earth… poignantly capturing Point Nemo, the most remote place on our planet." The second lunar lander from Japanese space exploration company ispace snapped a stunning image of ...

Getty Images) In fact, Gorman views the artefacts at Point Nemo as an important record of early space exploration. And luckily, it probably isn't going anywhere. Not only are the remains strewn ...

Point Nemo, the loneliest and most remote expanse of ocean on Earth, is where spacecraft go when they die. The South Pacific region, the farthest point in the ocean from any land, is named after ...

Chris Brown, 62, is close to becoming the first Brit to complete a specific expedition to Point Nemo - which is also known as the Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility. The remote location has turned ...

Mr Brown posted some photos on his Instagram account confirming that he indeed reached the place, officially called the "oceanic pole of inaccessibility". "Point Nemo - the Oceanic Pole of ...

Want to get away to somewhere far from everyone around you? Point Nemo in the Pacific Ocean is the best place to do it. That is because Point Nemo is located in the middle of an ocean and is the ...

Earlier this year we exclusively reported how British adventurer Chris Brown, 62, and son Mika, 30, launched the first expedition to Point Nemo - the furthest oceanic point from any land on Earth.

British explorer Chris Brown is sailing into history as the first person to lead an expedition to Point Nemo - the most remote oceanic spot on the planet. And as the entrepreneur, 62, makes his ...

Point Nemo, at the center ... He called up a three-dimensional image of Earth and then showed me the orbital path of the ISS over the previous 24 hours. Relative to the universe, he explained ...