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British explorer Chris Brown becomes first person ever to swim at Point Nemo

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British explorer Chris Brown achieved a huge milestone by leading an expedition to Point Nemo, which is the oceanic pole of inaccessibility in the Pacific Ocean. He said he became the first person to "ever swim at Point Nemo". The point is located in the southern Pacific Ocean east of New Zealand. In an Instagram post, Brown wrote, "Point Nemo - the Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility - bagged on Wednesday 20th March 2024. Having stood with a flag a

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British Explorer Becomes First Person To Reach Point Nemo, The "Remotest" Place on Earth

A British explorer has become the first person in history to lead an expedition to Point Nemo - the remotest place on Earth. It has been named in honour of Jules Verne's fictional submarine captain. Chris Brown marked the occasion by swimming at the eerily, quiet spot and holding a flag to showcase his achievement. Mr Brown posted some photos on his Instagram account confirming that he indeed reached the place, officially called the "oceanic pol…

1 month ago·New Delhi, India

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British explorer Chris Brown becomes first person ever to swim at Point Nemo

British explorer Chris Brown achieved a huge milestone by leading an expedition to Point Nemo, which is the oceanic pole of inaccessibility in the Pacific Ocean. He said he became the first person to "ever swim at Point Nemo". The point is located in the southern Pacific Ocean east of New Zealand. In an Instagram post, Brown wrote, "Point Nemo - the Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility - bagged on Wednesday 20th March 2024. Having stood with a flag a

1 month ago·Noida, India

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