Have you ever wanted to get away from it all? I mean really, really, really get away from it all.

Then have I got the place for you. Point Nemo. Point

Nemo is literally the most remote place on planet Earth.

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If you want to visit Pointe-Me-Me-Mo,

you'll need a good ship and a GPS because there is nothing about Point Nemo which is special other than being a place on a map.

Point Nemo is the point on earth that is furthest away from any spec of land.

Located in the southern Pacific Ocean, roughly between New Zealand and Chile,

Point Nemo is 2,68 kilometers or 1,608.88 kilometers or 1,670 miles from Easter Island, Pitcairn Island, and Marie Birdland in Antarctica.

Unlike most discoveries on the planet, Point Nemo wasn't discovered by someone on a ship.

It was discovered in 1992 by Hervoia Lukatella, a Croatian Canadian engineer who programmed

a geospatial computer to find the place on Earth

which was furthest from land.

He named the spot after Captain Nemo from the Jules Verne novel 20,000 leagues under the sea.

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