The most remote spot in the world is so remote that the nearest humans are often not on Earth at all - Space Daily
Source:Space Daily
Picture a single point in the South Pacific, halfway between the Chatham Islands of New Zealand and southern Chile, where the water runs more than 4,000 metres deep and the nearest coastline lies a continent’s width away. There is nothing to mark it. No buoy,…
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