Point Nemo is an incredibly remote coordinate in the Pacific Ocean that is so far away from any landmass that the closest human beings to the area are usually astronauts orbiting aboard the International Space Station.

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Point Nemo is an incredibly remote coordinate in the Pacific Ocean that is so far away from any landmass that the closest human beings to the area are usually astronauts orbiting aboard the International Space Station. Because this oceanic pole of inaccessibility is practically devoid of all marine life and commercial shipping lanes, global space agencies use it as a massive, watery graveyard to deliberately crash their decommissioned satellites and massive space debris. The idea that there is a spot on Earth so intensely isolated that humanity just decided to use it as a giant, convenient trash can for radioactive space garbage is deeply hilarious and terribly sad. If you ever somehow manage to charter a boat out to the absolute middle of nowhere to escape the crushing anxiety of modern society, your only real reward is a high chance of getting struck by a flaming piece of a retired Russian space station, making it the ultimate destination for true misanthropes!