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What is the longest possible way you can sail in a straight line without hitting land? Taking this route, you would sail from Pakistan to Russia. But how is that even possible? You would start your route sailing from Samyani, Pakistan, through the Indian Ocean, and between Mozambique and Madagascar. You would continue around South Africa into the Atlantic Ocean. From there, you would continue through the Drake Passage until you reach the Pacific Ocean. Once you cross into the Pacific, you would sail to the Kar aginsky district of Russia. Wait, that's not a straight line. Well, when you look at it from a view of the globe, the line is actually completely straight. And if you were to actually sail this entire route, you would travel 19,939 miles or 32,089 kilometers, which is about 80% of the Earth's circumference. But as far as I could see, nobody has actually completed this route. So now you know.