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Quel est le point le plus éloigné de toute terre émergée ? Autrement dit, quel est l’endroit le plus reculé et le plus isolé de la planète, celui qui se trouve à la plus grande distance de toute côte ? #Carto #GeoMaths #PointNemo #RegardDeCartographe
https://www.humanite.fr/culture-et-savoir/regard-de-cartographe/le-lieu-le-plus-isole-du-monde-est-aussi-un-cimetiere-spatial -
Quel est le point le plus éloigné de toute terre émergée ? Autrement dit, quel est l’endroit le plus reculé et le plus isolé de la planète, celui qui se trouve à la plus grande distance de toute côte ? #Carto #GeoMaths #PointNemo #RegardDeCartographe
https://www.humanite.fr/culture-et-savoir/regard-de-cartographe/le-lieu-le-plus-isole-du-monde-est-aussi-un-cimetiere-spatial -
Quel est le point le plus éloigné de toute terre émergée ? Autrement dit, quel est l’endroit le plus reculé et le plus isolé de la planète, celui qui se trouve à la plus grande distance de toute côte ? #Carto #GeoMaths #PointNemo #RegardDeCartographe
https://www.humanite.fr/culture-et-savoir/regard-de-cartographe/le-lieu-le-plus-isole-du-monde-est-aussi-un-cimetiere-spatial -
Quel est le point le plus éloigné de toute terre émergée ? Autrement dit, quel est l’endroit le plus reculé et le plus isolé de la planète, celui qui se trouve à la plus grande distance de toute côte ? #Carto #GeoMaths #PointNemo #RegardDeCartographe
https://www.humanite.fr/culture-et-savoir/regard-de-cartographe/le-lieu-le-plus-isole-du-monde-est-aussi-un-cimetiere-spatial -
Quel est le point le plus éloigné de toute terre émergée ? Autrement dit, quel est l’endroit le plus reculé et le plus isolé de la planète, celui qui se trouve à la plus grande distance de toute côte ? #Carto #GeoMaths #PointNemo #RegardDeCartographe
https://www.humanite.fr/culture-et-savoir/regard-de-cartographe/le-lieu-le-plus-isole-du-monde-est-aussi-un-cimetiere-spatial -
Bei der Globe40 sind Melwin Fink und Lennart Burke in die dritte Etappe gestartet. Jetzt kommt der Southern Ocean. Ihr Plan: „Schön auf der Autobahn abbiegen, so wie wir das schon im Südatlantik gemacht haben und dann entlang der Eisgrenze Richtung Australien ballern.“
#Globe40 #LennartBurke #MelwinFink #nextgenerationboating #OffshoreRegatta #PointNemo -
Bei der Globe40 sind Melwin Fink und Lennart Burke in die dritte Etappe gestartet. Jetzt kommt der Southern Ocean. Ihr Plan: „Schön auf der Autobahn abbiegen, so wie wir das schon im Südatlantik gemacht haben und dann entlang der Eisgrenze Richtung Australien ballern.“
#Globe40 #LennartBurke #MelwinFink #nextgenerationboating #OffshoreRegatta #PointNemo -
Bei der Globe40 sind Melwin Fink und Lennart Burke in die dritte Etappe gestartet. Jetzt kommt der Southern Ocean. Ihr Plan: „Schön auf der Autobahn abbiegen, so wie wir das schon im Südatlantik gemacht haben und dann entlang der Eisgrenze Richtung Australien ballern.“
#Globe40 #LennartBurke #MelwinFink #nextgenerationboating #OffshoreRegatta #PointNemo -
And lastly, #PointNemo (which I did NOT know about... WTF!)
"Point Nemo is also known as “the oceanic pole of inaccessibility” for being the point in any ocean farthest from land. It serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.
The human-environment interactions that lie at the heart of environmental justice, including sacrifice zones, have been proposed to also include the environmental sacrifice of regions beyond Earth.[36] Klinger states that "the environmental geopolitics of Earth and outer space are inextricably linked by the spatial politics of privilege and sacrifice – among people, places and institutions".[36] Dunnett has called outer space the 'ultimate sacrifice zone' that exemplifies a colonially framed pursuit of infinite opportunities for accumulation, exploitation, and pollution. This manifests in both terrestrial and space-based sacrifice zones related to launch infrastructure, waste, and orbital debris.[37]
Point Nemo is an oceanic point of inaccessibility located inside the South Pacific Gyre. It is selected as the most remote location in the world and serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.[38] Since 1971, 273 spacecraft and satellites have been directed to Point Nemo; this number includes the Mir Space Station (142 tonnes) and will include the International Space Station (240 tonnes). "
Related article: Are We Trashing Earth’s Loneliest Spot?
Bob Grant
Tue, November 4, 2025https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trashing-earth-loneliest-spot-210000394.html
#SpaceIndustry #Satellites #DarkSkies #Starlink #SacrificeZones #SpaceJunk #Pollution #EnvironmentalDegradation #EnvironmentalRacism #EconomicSacrificeZones #WaterIsLife #Industries #IndustrialUse #PollutionSacrificeZones
#GlobalSacrificeZones #CorporateColonialism #InALonelyPlace #TheMoonAndAnarctica -
And lastly, #PointNemo (which I did NOT know about... WTF!)
"Point Nemo is also known as “the oceanic pole of inaccessibility” for being the point in any ocean farthest from land. It serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.
The human-environment interactions that lie at the heart of environmental justice, including sacrifice zones, have been proposed to also include the environmental sacrifice of regions beyond Earth.[36] Klinger states that "the environmental geopolitics of Earth and outer space are inextricably linked by the spatial politics of privilege and sacrifice – among people, places and institutions".[36] Dunnett has called outer space the 'ultimate sacrifice zone' that exemplifies a colonially framed pursuit of infinite opportunities for accumulation, exploitation, and pollution. This manifests in both terrestrial and space-based sacrifice zones related to launch infrastructure, waste, and orbital debris.[37]
Point Nemo is an oceanic point of inaccessibility located inside the South Pacific Gyre. It is selected as the most remote location in the world and serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.[38] Since 1971, 273 spacecraft and satellites have been directed to Point Nemo; this number includes the Mir Space Station (142 tonnes) and will include the International Space Station (240 tonnes). "
Related article: Are We Trashing Earth’s Loneliest Spot?
Bob Grant
Tue, November 4, 2025https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trashing-earth-loneliest-spot-210000394.html
#SpaceIndustry #Satellites #DarkSkies #Starlink #SacrificeZones #SpaceJunk #Pollution #EnvironmentalDegradation #EnvironmentalRacism #EconomicSacrificeZones #WaterIsLife #Industries #IndustrialUse #PollutionSacrificeZones
#GlobalSacrificeZones #CorporateColonialism #InALonelyPlace #TheMoonAndAnarctica -
And lastly, #PointNemo (which I did NOT know about... WTF!)
"Point Nemo is also known as “the oceanic pole of inaccessibility” for being the point in any ocean farthest from land. It serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.
The human-environment interactions that lie at the heart of environmental justice, including sacrifice zones, have been proposed to also include the environmental sacrifice of regions beyond Earth.[36] Klinger states that "the environmental geopolitics of Earth and outer space are inextricably linked by the spatial politics of privilege and sacrifice – among people, places and institutions".[36] Dunnett has called outer space the 'ultimate sacrifice zone' that exemplifies a colonially framed pursuit of infinite opportunities for accumulation, exploitation, and pollution. This manifests in both terrestrial and space-based sacrifice zones related to launch infrastructure, waste, and orbital debris.[37]
Point Nemo is an oceanic point of inaccessibility located inside the South Pacific Gyre. It is selected as the most remote location in the world and serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.[38] Since 1971, 273 spacecraft and satellites have been directed to Point Nemo; this number includes the Mir Space Station (142 tonnes) and will include the International Space Station (240 tonnes). "
Related article: Are We Trashing Earth’s Loneliest Spot?
Bob Grant
Tue, November 4, 2025https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trashing-earth-loneliest-spot-210000394.html
#SpaceIndustry #Satellites #DarkSkies #Starlink #SacrificeZones #SpaceJunk #Pollution #EnvironmentalDegradation #EnvironmentalRacism #EconomicSacrificeZones #WaterIsLife #Industries #IndustrialUse #PollutionSacrificeZones
#GlobalSacrificeZones #CorporateColonialism #InALonelyPlace #TheMoonAndAnarctica -
And lastly, #PointNemo (which I did NOT know about... WTF!)
"Point Nemo is also known as “the oceanic pole of inaccessibility” for being the point in any ocean farthest from land. It serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.
The human-environment interactions that lie at the heart of environmental justice, including sacrifice zones, have been proposed to also include the environmental sacrifice of regions beyond Earth.[36] Klinger states that "the environmental geopolitics of Earth and outer space are inextricably linked by the spatial politics of privilege and sacrifice – among people, places and institutions".[36] Dunnett has called outer space the 'ultimate sacrifice zone' that exemplifies a colonially framed pursuit of infinite opportunities for accumulation, exploitation, and pollution. This manifests in both terrestrial and space-based sacrifice zones related to launch infrastructure, waste, and orbital debris.[37]
Point Nemo is an oceanic point of inaccessibility located inside the South Pacific Gyre. It is selected as the most remote location in the world and serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.[38] Since 1971, 273 spacecraft and satellites have been directed to Point Nemo; this number includes the Mir Space Station (142 tonnes) and will include the International Space Station (240 tonnes). "
Related article: Are We Trashing Earth’s Loneliest Spot?
Bob Grant
Tue, November 4, 2025https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trashing-earth-loneliest-spot-210000394.html
#SpaceIndustry #Satellites #DarkSkies #Starlink #SacrificeZones #SpaceJunk #Pollution #EnvironmentalDegradation #EnvironmentalRacism #EconomicSacrificeZones #WaterIsLife #Industries #IndustrialUse #PollutionSacrificeZones
#GlobalSacrificeZones #CorporateColonialism #InALonelyPlace #TheMoonAndAnarctica -
And lastly, #PointNemo (which I did NOT know about... WTF!)
"Point Nemo is also known as “the oceanic pole of inaccessibility” for being the point in any ocean farthest from land. It serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.
The human-environment interactions that lie at the heart of environmental justice, including sacrifice zones, have been proposed to also include the environmental sacrifice of regions beyond Earth.[36] Klinger states that "the environmental geopolitics of Earth and outer space are inextricably linked by the spatial politics of privilege and sacrifice – among people, places and institutions".[36] Dunnett has called outer space the 'ultimate sacrifice zone' that exemplifies a colonially framed pursuit of infinite opportunities for accumulation, exploitation, and pollution. This manifests in both terrestrial and space-based sacrifice zones related to launch infrastructure, waste, and orbital debris.[37]
Point Nemo is an oceanic point of inaccessibility located inside the South Pacific Gyre. It is selected as the most remote location in the world and serves as a "spacecraft cemetery" for space infrastructure and vessels.[38] Since 1971, 273 spacecraft and satellites have been directed to Point Nemo; this number includes the Mir Space Station (142 tonnes) and will include the International Space Station (240 tonnes). "
Related article: Are We Trashing Earth’s Loneliest Spot?
Bob Grant
Tue, November 4, 2025https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trashing-earth-loneliest-spot-210000394.html
#SpaceIndustry #Satellites #DarkSkies #Starlink #SacrificeZones #SpaceJunk #Pollution #EnvironmentalDegradation #EnvironmentalRacism #EconomicSacrificeZones #WaterIsLife #Industries #IndustrialUse #PollutionSacrificeZones
#GlobalSacrificeZones #CorporateColonialism #InALonelyPlace #TheMoonAndAnarctica -
Meet #PointNemo , where the International Space Station will die in 2030 | #Space #ISS #Science #Technology
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NASA To Discontinue ISS With Fiery Plunge In Point Nemo? Know Its Mission Amid 3I/ATLAS Chaos
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The International Space Station is planned to be decommissioned by the end of 2030 through a controlled de-orbit.
A dedicated spacecraft will be used to guide the station into the atmosphere, where it will break up and its fragments will fall into a remote and uninhabited area of the Pacific Ocean known as #PointNemo.
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Denis Rovira, director de 'Punto Nemo' (Daniel Martín Sáez de Parayuelo, 2025), dirigiu dois capítulos de 'Warrior Nun' (Simom Barry, 2020-2022).
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Denis Rovira, director de 'Punto Nemo' (Daniel Martín Sáez de Parayuelo, 2025), dirigiu dois capítulos de 'Warrior Nun' (Simom Barry, 2020-2022).
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Denis Rovira, director de 'Punto Nemo' (Daniel Martín Sáez de Parayuelo, 2025), dirigiu dois capítulos de 'Warrior Nun' (Simom Barry, 2020-2022).
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Denis Rovira, director de 'Punto Nemo' (Daniel Martín Sáez de Parayuelo, 2025), dirigiu dois capítulos de 'Warrior Nun' (Simom Barry, 2020-2022).
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#Exceptionnellement
Première nouvelle info radio #2 du jour - parce qu’elle le vaut bien -« Les marins du #VendéeGlobe atteigne le #PointNémo. L’endroit du monde le plus éloigné de toute terre émergée, où l’humain le plus proche se trouve… dans la station orbitale 🤯 »
Il est 06:19 👋🏼☕️🫖👋🏼
Re - Bonjour les fées, les mammouths, et tous les solitaires. -
#Exceptionnellement
Première nouvelle info radio #2 du jour - parce qu’elle le vaut bien -« Les marins du #VendéeGlobe atteigne le #PointNémo. L’endroit du monde le plus éloigné de toute terre émergée, où l’humain le plus proche se trouve… dans la station orbitale 🤯 »
Il est 06:19 👋🏼☕️🫖👋🏼
Re - Bonjour les fées, les mammouths, et tous les solitaires. -
#KnowledgeByte: Do you know what is most #Remote point on #Earth?
#PointNemo is the point in the ocean farthest away from a coast.
https://knowledgezone.co.in/posts/Point-Nemo-5c7aa492c8d27d000f7d2bfd
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Point Nemo's remoteness and harsh conditions make it the perfect resting place for space debris. It also would be a perfect place for stargazing due to the minimal light pollution there.
#SpaceExploration #PointNemo #Ocean #ISS #DeepOcean #StarWalk
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#PlanetEarth
#Explore
#PointNemo
#Lovecraft
#ÔCthulhuPrendsPitiéDeMaLongueMisère
#Fantastique
#ScienceFictionIls sont allé piquer une tête au "point Némo", aka le lieu marin le plus éloigné de toute terre.
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https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/people/point-nemo-meet-the-yorkshire-father-and-son-duo-who-travelled-to-the-most-remote-place-on-earth-4568183(C'est aussi à ce point que Lovecraft situe la cité mythique de R'lyeh, là ou Cthulhu rêve et attend.)
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#KnowledgeByte: Do you know what is most #Remote point on #Earth?
#PointNemo is the point in the ocean farthest away from a coast.
https://knowledgezone.co.in/posts/Point-Nemo-5c7aa492c8d27d000f7d2bfd
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BBC has an article on #PointNemo, AKA Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility, AKA #spacecraft graveyard. This is the place in #ocean furthest from land, in middle of the usually stormy South #Pacific. It’s as far out there as you can get without leaving t planet: about 2,688km (1670mi) from nearest dry land. Since 1971, over 160 spacecraft have met their end in these chilly waters, from fiery public end of #Mir #space station to secret death of numerous secret spy #satellites.
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20231006-the-soviet-spacecraft-cemetery-in-the-pacific -
#NASA plans to retire the #InternationalSpaceStation by 2031 by crashing it into a remote part of the Pacific Ocean known as #PointNemo. Point Nemo is the point in the ocean that is farthest from land and has been a watery grave for many other spacecraft.
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"The #oceanic pole of #inaccessibility, also known as #PointNemo [...] is the place in the #Pacific ocean that is #farthest from land. [...] The area is so remote that—as with any location more than 400 kilometres (250 mi) from an inhabited area—sometimes the closest human beings are astronauts aboard the #InternationalSpaceStation when it passes overhead. [...] The general area plays a major role in the 1928 short story "The Call of #Cthulhu" by H. P. #Lovecraft, as holding the location of the fictional city of R'lyeh, although this story was written 66 years before the identification of Point Nemo. The area is nowadays known as a "#spacecraft #cemetery" because hundreds of decommissioned #satellites, #space stations, and other spacecraft have been made to fall there upon re-entering the atmosphere, to lessen the risk of hitting inhabited locations or maritime traffic. The #ISS is planned to crash into Point Nemo in 2031.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pole_of_inaccessibility#Oceanic_pole_of_inaccessibility -
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