Devon Island

Specifically, I've always really found a fascination with like the tundra and the barren grounds as well.

Like I was up in Nunavut a few years, God, it was a while ago now, it was like 2017 anyway, up in the islands, like Northern Baffin Island and Devon Island and stuff like that.

And, you know, some people might think there's nothing there, you know what I mean? Like it's desolate or whatever, but I think it's incredibly beautiful.

So yeah, I would say anywhere, the farther north, the better.

I'm sorry.

Devon Island fake Mars photos and videos coming out of NASA and SpaceX.

The more compelling stuff will come further and further, more advanced video, because the AI is getting stronger.

It's getting better.

Canada is the second largest country in the world, although the northwestern part is mostly unpopulated.

One island in this area, Devon Island, is the largest uninhabited island on the planet.

It covers a massive area of 12,000 square miles, almost the same size as Croatia.

People struggled to live in this desolate land.

The Inuits tried for a while, but even they decided to give up on this unforgiving land in the 1930s.

With low precipitation on the island, harsh winds, and freezing temperatures, it can only support microclimates of vegetation.

Settlements were also abandoned in 1951, since they weren't economically viable with the limited resources Devon Island had to offer.

However, today, due to its similarities with Mars, scientists make the difficult journey to research the island.